Mambo and meringue are all time leading Dance

Mambo and Meringue both are popular Latin dance. Mambo is a dance that began in the Latin culture and originated in Cuba, the largest Caribbean island. Meregue dance originated in Dominican Republic, a small country located in the eastern side of the island of Hispaniola. It is a national dance of Dominican Republic, since it got its recognition in 1930. The original style of Mambo dancing is much different than the current style but it is not so with meringue.

Mambo music was first created and was made popular by a man Perez Prado, who is credited with inventing Mambo dancing. Mambo dance became ever more popular when Prado Perez, marketed his music under the name "mambo."Mamba dance is a mixture of Afro-Caribbean and Latin American cultures. The original version of the mambo was made up of foot-steps that were hard to learn and perform. Mambo is a slow, soft and precise dance that doesn't move very much. It was first launched in Havana and then Prado made it popular in Mexico and till now, Mambo lessons are given at dance schools all over Mexico. Mambo is a spot dance that is hot, sensuous and exciting. Its various moves include turns, breaks, and spins. Mambo dance is similar in rhythm to the rumba. It is a modern American Latin dance to the rhythm of the mambo music. Mambo today exists mainly in competition. Mambo is appreciated throughout the world at both the social and competitive dance levels.  Mambo is all time favorite of ballroom audiences due to its high energy level.

Merengue as campared to other Latin dances can be learnt very easily. It  is a fun dance with lucid steps can be mastered very quickly. The "1-2" march-like rhythm makes it crowd pleasing throughout the Caribbean and U.S. It is an excellent dance to learn for those planning a trip in any of these regions of the world.There are three key movements in the Merengue dance - the Side Movement, the Forward Movement and the Back Movement. Inconsistently coupled or combined and often with small changes in body position, these three movements create the Merengue moves. There are in essence  three types of Merengue dance: Ballroom Merengue, Nightclub Merengue, and folk Merengue. It can also be learnt for fitness.

If you are the type of person who likes to experience new things, then why not consider the possibility of taking some lessons at Merengue Dance Classes Montclair and Mambo Montclair.