What is cha cha cha dance all mean n where is its origin?
The Latin cha-cha is a very famous ballroom dance. Created in Cuba, it contains African and Cuban rhythms that meld into a Latin beat. It’s characteristic counting, one-two-three, chachaCHA! has made it famous. The name “cha-cha” first appeared in Haiti, where it was the name of a component of a bell. This bell was made from a plat that made a “cha-cha” noise when rubbed. Haitians quickly learned to use the bell element as an instrument to keep time as well. The “cha-cha” was, therefore, probably the first metronome to hit Haiti. The cha-cha was actually created from the mambo, when it toured America. Several audiences complained that the mambo was too fast and jerky for their taste. Orchestras began slowing it down, and the cha-cha was created from this new beat. Therefore, the cha-cha is a mambo, slowed down about three times! Since the mambo was a fusion of jazz and Lain rhythm, the cha-cha retains these qualities. It is a sensual, energetic dance. The cha-cha itself was invented by
