The various cultures in Latin America and the Caribbean have produced their own unique forms of dance. Latin and Caribbean Dance highlights dances indigenous to Cuba (mambo and cha-cha-cha), the Dominican Republic (merengue and bachata), Haiti (compas and Vodou ritual dances), Argentina (tango), and Brazil (samba and capoeira). Explore how each dance has developed and been adapted through European and African influences, as well as how they continue to develop in the modern world.

Album released in Switzerland in 1991 bringing together 20 different pieces arranged especially for their adaptation to ballroom dancing at gay and living styles, including boogie woogie, foxtrot, samba, tango, etc. It ranges from classical songs (Gioconda or Carmen) to popular (Cielito Lindo or La Bamba), through the gospel (Glory Hallelujah) and others. Instrumental interpretations relate mostly to the orchestras of Frank Pleyer and Peter Gуnez.