What is the Paso Doble dance–is there any cultural significance to this Latin dancing form?
Yes, the history of Paso Doble and its current manifestation are very interesting. The Paso Doble dance, a traditional folk dance meaning “two-step” in the Spanish language, is an enactment of a bullfight in which the male traditionally represents the Matador and the female partner plays the part of the cape. What makes the Paso Doble dance recognizable are its marching character and dramatic poses.
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