Afro-Latin American Music

Which of the following describes the coronation of the black king who would speak on behalf of the slaves?

• Maracatu

• Timbuctu

• Call and Response

• All of the above

A Latin American double headed drum instrument made of a hallow tree trunk with patches made up of animal skin.

• Bombo

• Cajom

• Chajchas

• Quena

It is a melancholic Afro-American music or vocal form typically composed of a twelve-bar sequence.

• Soul

• Spiritual

• Call and Response

• Blues

This is a vibrant and playful dance between two people having a very rich potential for expression, improvisation, and connection and is danced in both modern and traditional styles.

• Cumbia

• Cha Cha

• Tango

• Reggae

It is a ballroom dance in 4/4 time signature, with alteration of two slow and two quick steps.

• Foxtrot

• Cha Cha

• Rumba

• Paso Doble

These are shakers traditionally made of gourd with beans, seeds, or small pebbles inside and played by shaking it.

• Chajchas

• Maracas

• Zamponas

• Claves

It is a traditional vocal and couple's dance from Spain and is danced to the type of music typically played in bullfights.

• Foxtrot

• Cha Cha

• Rumba

• Paso Doble

It is a kind of music incorporating elements of rhythm and blues and gospel music, popularized by African-Americans.

• Soul

• Spiritual

• Call and Response

• Blues

It is a type of vocal and dance with fast rhythmic ballroom dance of Latin American origin with a basic pattern of three steps and a shuffle.

• Foxtrot

• Cha Cha

• Rumba

• Paso Doble

It is a type of vocal and dance music of Latin America with Colombian origin, similar to salsa and uses guitars, accordions, bass guitar, and percussion.

• Cumbia

• Cha Cha

• Rumba

• Paso Doble