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huapango

[ wuh-pahng-goh, -pang-; Spanish wah-pahng-gaw ]

noun

plural huapangos
  1. a fast, rhythmic dance of Mexico, performed by couples.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of huapango1

< Mexican Spanish, after Huapango, town near Veracruz, Mexico, where this type of dance originated
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The dance instructor started hosting free weekly huapango classes this year for teens to meet growing community interest.

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“A bunch of these teens are posting themselves dancing to huapango, going to jaripeos,” Cruz said.

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Now, she’s noticed an uptick in the huapango dance, a faster and bouncy norteño groove with an alternating two-step and an occasional hip roll that can be done paired or solo — which she has mastered.

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The LP’s eponymous single, an ode to a former lover built on a huapango riff, is arguably the singer-songwriter’s most beloved track.

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To qualify in the latter category, 50% of the lyrics must be sung in Spanish, or the majority of the musical content must reflect a traditional style of Mexican music, like banda, norteño, corridos, gruperos, mariachi, rancheros, sierreño, jarocho, huasteco and huapango.

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