Rumba

Rumba originated in the late 19th century in Cuba, emerging from a glorious cocktail of African rhythms, Spanish melodies, and a dash of sheer delight. It boasts infectious beats that make even the staunchest wallflower consider a shimmy, whilst the call-and-response style leaves no room for shy singers—everyone must have a go. Thanks to its irresistible groove, Rumba has waltzed its way into global popularity, proving that no one can resist the allure of a good dance-off, especially if it involves a parched mojito in hand.