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The synthesis of cultures can be seen in rumba because it exhibits both continuity with older traditions and development of new ones.
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These break-downs share similarities with the rumba break-downs (where the lowest pitched drum drops out) of that era.
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In other contexts, rumba refers to ballroom-rumba, one of the ballroom dances which occurs in social dance and in international competitions.
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By the 19th century the noisy children had developed into peoples rumba with rhythm, music and verses (usually instigating the other district).
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This relationship between the drums is derived from the style known as rumba.
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He also did some rumba, the religious music and some makossa.
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Several types of rumba emerged, some of which have been lost to time, or are extremely rare today.
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Foxtrot, charleston, and rumba rhythms were fusioned with the typical kanto forms.
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The group performs benga, rumba and other styles of music.
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It condensed the time of a rumba event to fit theater time and audience concentration tie.
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