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Saturday, December 10th

So the main event on this day was the Afro/Cuban Cultural Dance show we saw that night. It was a private showing just for us. The performers were apparently all Santeria believers as some dances they use and since Santeria is traced back to African descent. The first part of the show was dedicated to this.

The second half of the show was dedicated to modern Cuban dances/rhythms. Those include the cha cha cha, mambo, salsa, rumba and others. One was interesting was the interaction during the second half of the show. The performers would come out to us and ask some of us to imitate what they did. Some had to dance and others had to mimic a call and response. An example of this is how in Cuba you can find vendors who sell their items in song. At the very end of the show, we were all called up to join them on stage and dance with them.