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armygirl

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Musical evidence suggests that the habanera also moved south to Argentina where it was the rhythmic
  basis of the:


 
 

a. rumba
  b. tango
  c. cha-cha-cha
  d. mambo



Question 2

His Latin orchestra popularized Latin music and acculturation through the medium of television.
 
 

a. Tito Puente
  b. Perez Prado
  c. Xavier Cugat
  d. Desi Arnaz




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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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