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krzymel

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Which American popular dance has a similar rhythm to the habanera?
 
 

a. fox trot
  b. cakewalk
  c. the Charleston
  d. the shimmy



Question 2

Tito Puente's Complicacion marks an important development in Latin popular music in America
  because:


 
 

a. it mixed big-band-style horns with a full Latin percussion section
  b. it was the first time an orchestra in the United States employed Latin musicians
  c. it incorporated Latin dance rhythms and words into the music
  d. it was built upon a reverse clave rhythm




heinisk01

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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