Latin American Branch Guajiras Colombinas Colombianas Rumbas

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Colombinas/Colombianas

Colombinas/Colombianas, they belong to the Latin American branch, to the tangos group and their measure is binary. Flamenco song belonging to the group of "Cantes de ida y vuelta".

Guajiras

Guajiras, they belong to the Latin American branch.

Rumbas

Rumbas, they belong to the Latin American branch, to the tangos group and the measure is binary. "Aflamencado" songs belonging to the songs of "Ida y Vuelta". A musical rhythm like a dance style coming from Africa, through the slave trade to Cuba. The rumba arrived in Spain with the flamenca rumba and the Catalonian rumba. Connected to the "guaracha" more than with the Cuban rumba.