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    Timba through a dancer's eyes

    Timba is Cuban dance music that emerged in Havana in the late 1980s, built on son and rumba with influences from salsa, funk and jazz. This site explores it through a dancer's eyes, from the unique perspective of a timba dancer.

    You will find the music, the dances, the rhythms and the artists behind them. The content keeps growing as I research further, and pages list the sources they are based on.

    Discover timba › Song examples

    Me Mantengo - Los Van Van

    Featured song: Me Mantengo – Los Van Van

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    What is timba? Where it comes from, how it sounds and which bands made it.
    Timba vs salsa Bass, kick drum, gears: what sets timba apart.
    Listen: timba songs Song breakdowns with video, from NG La Banda to Havana D'Primera.
    Cuban rumba Yambú, guaguancó and columbia: the three styles of rumba.
    The clave The rhythmic key that holds Cuban music together.
    Documentaries Films about rumba, son, salsa and Cuban music history.

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    Dance Popular, salon, rumba and Afro-Cuban dances, from casino to timba.
    Music Genres, instruments, rhythms and song breakdowns to train your ear.
    Artists The musicians, composers and ensembles behind the music.
    History How Cuban music and dance evolved, era by era.
    Places Places in Cuba where the music and dance live, and the regions it is tied to.
    Resources Documentaries, books and other sources for going deeper.

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