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Intro

avs:DanceStyle

A dance style.

Relationships
Belongs to Class	AllowedValueSet	A Set of allowed values.
AVS Members	AcroDance	[missing definition]
	Ballet	[missing definition]
	Ballroom	[missing definition]
	Barcarolle	Traditional Italian folk song sung by Venetian gondoliers. It is typically in 6/8 or 12/8 at a moderate tempo, with rhythm reminiscent of a gondolier's stroke.
	Bolero	Slow-tempo Spanish ballroom dance and accompanying musical form that originated in the late 18th century. It is in 3/4 time.
	Breakdance	[missing definition]
	Breakdown	[missing definition]
	Bump	[missing definition]
	Cakewalk	[missing definition]
	CanCan	Lively French dance of obscure origin. It became a popular music hall dance in the 1840s. Fast and in 2/4, the Can-Can was initially danced to music written for the galop and for its likely progenitor, the quadrille. Music written specifically for the Can-Can began to emerge in the mid-19th century.
	ChaCha	Cha-cha(-cha), a dance of Cuban origin.
	Charleston	[missing definition]
	CongaLine	[missing definition]
	Contradance	[missing definition]
	Dansband	[missing definition]
	Dougie	[missing definition]
	Forro	[missing definition]
	Foxtrot	Foxtrot, a dance characterized by long, continuous flowing movements.
	HandJive	[missing definition]
	Hustle	[missing definition]
	Interpretive	[missing definition]
	Jig	[missing definition]
	Jitterbug	[missing definition]
	Jive	Jive, a Latin dance style from the 1940s.
	LindyHop	[missing definition]
	LineDance	[missing definition]
	Locking	[missing definition]
	Mambo	Mambo, a Latin dance of Cuba.
	Mazurka	A Polish folk dance in triple meter, at a lively tempo and with strong accents frequently placed on the second or third beat.
	Pasodoble	[missing definition]
	Polonaise	Triple meter dance of Polish origin.
	Popping	[missing definition]
	Quickstep	Quickstep, a standard ballroom dance.
	Robot	[missing definition]
	Rumba	Rumba, also spelled rhumba, an American genre of ballroom music and dance that appeared during the 1930s.
	Salsa	Salsa, a dance that originated in the Caribbean.
	Samba	Samba, a Brazilian dance style.
	SquareDance	[missing definition]
	Stepping	[missing definition]
	Swing	A group of dances that developed with the swing style of jazz music in the 1920s–1940s.
	Tango	Tango, a dance which originated in the 1880s in Argentina.
	TapDancing	[missing definition]
	TheTwist	[missing definition]
	Turfing	[missing definition]
	UserDefined	A Type of an Entity which is defined by a sender of a DdexMessage in a manner acceptable to its recipient.
	Waltz	Waltz, a ballroom and folk dance.
	Watusi	[missing definition]
	WesternSwing	[missing definition]

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