This move is used to change partners
This dance, originating in Cuba, was built out of a blend of African, indigenous, and European dance traditions, and was named for its "spicy" connotations.
What is Salsa?
This year marks the founding of Ritmo
What is 2006?
This is the name of the Social Chair
What is El Bandolón?
This two part phrase is yelled during Ritmo Shout
What is "¡Ritmo y movimiento!"?
This dance, originating in Panama, and popularized in Puerto Rico, blends dancehall and hip-hop with Spanish lyricism and Latino culture.
What is Reggaeton?
This dance is done by all members of Ritmo during their first or second semester
What is (the) Newbie Dance?
This is the name of the Costume Chair
What is La Corona?
This move ends with the pair taking the form of a hat
What is Sombrero?
This partner dance, originating in the Dominican Republic, is known for its three step beat, intricate turns, and hip movement.
What is Bachata?
This event is, in part, a fundraiser for the Berkshire Immigrant Center
What is Noche de Melodía?
This is the name of the Secretary
What is La Campana?
This move has the follower take the shape of a bottle
What is Coca-Cola?
This dance, originating in Colombia, blends African and Spanish dance traditions. It has since spread across the Hispanic world, combining with other musical and dancing traditions to create a wide umbrella of dances.
What is Cumbia?
This event is the most technique-based, rump-shaking, hips quaking workshop of the semester
What is TTTTTTTTWERKSHOP?
This is the name of the Historian
What is El Árbol?
This move combines turns, enchuflas, and claps on a 1, 2, and a triplet
What is Festival de pelotas?
This dance, originating in Spain with variations from Cuba, is categorized by its slow, waltz-like movements, its three step footwork, and its use of 'Cuban motion'
What is Bolero?
This event is Ritmo's end-of-year celebration
What is RitmOlympics?
These are the names of the Executive Board
What are El Mundo, La Maceta, and El Gallo?