WorksheetsBiyaya mula sa langit
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Used for religious worship and ceremonies.
Samba
Indigenous Latin American Music
Apala
Salsa
To wake up the worshippers after Ramadan.
Salsa
Samba
Apala
Son
Derived from mango.
Tango
Cumbia
Cha-Cha
Kwassa Kwassa
Afro Cuban Music (used for social dance)
Salsa
Cumbia
Cha-Cha
Kwassa Kwassa
Courtship dance from Panama.
Tango
Cumbia
Cha-Cha
Samba
Shake your booty dance.
Tango
Son
Jit
Kwassa-Kwassa
Popular music genre from Salvador. Fuses the Afro Carribean Style.
Jive
Juju
Jit
Axe
Traditional Yoruba rhythms.
Jit
Juju
Jive
Axe
Ballroom Dancing. Livelu and unhibited variation of jitterbug.
Axe
Jive
Juju
Jit
Jamaican sound dominated by bass and guitar chops associated with RastSafarian religion.
Cumbia
Samba
Reggae
Jit
From spanish word "Taner" meaning to play
Cha-Cha
Kwassa Kwassa
Samba
Tango
Recreational dance ; Ballroom dance.
Samba
Jive
Rumba
Apala
Zimbabwean dance music
Jit
Juju
Rumba
Cumbia
Brazilian music : 1838
Samba
Rumba
Jive
Apala
Favorite fruit ni Stacey. (10 points)
Apple
Mango
Grapes
Strawberry
