Rumba, a Spanish transliteration of Rumba, is also known as the dance of love and one of the Latin dance projects. Folk dance, which originated from African black songs and dances in the 16th century, was popular in Latin America and later developed in Cuba, so it was also called Cuban rumba, with a rhythm of 4/4 beats.

rumba is characterized by romance, charming dancing, sexy and enthusiasm; The graceful pace is loving, lingering, paying attention to body posture, gentle and charming dance, graceful footwork and flirtation at arm's length, which is a kind of dance to express the affection of men and women. Rumba is the essence and soul of Latin music and dance, and its fascinating rhythm and physical expression make it one of the most common dances in ballroom.

Modern rumba dance is gradually perfected by Cuban dance absorbing the 16th century African black dance and Spanish "Bolero" dance. Dance movements were once inspired by the rooster's walking.

In the 16th century, many poor black slaves in Cuba were sent to America by white people. Because they are oppressed in Cuba, their lives are hard, they are treated unequally, and they are homesick, which leads to sad folk songs. Slowly, this sad song is influenced by the local climate and becomes hypnotic and lazy music. Coupled with the percussion instruments unique to Latin America, the rumba dance music becomes more romantic.

The miserable black slaves in Cuba will dance to this kind of music to vent their emotions and form rumba. Today's rumba has lost its sad atmosphere, but the hypnotic playing atmosphere is still very strong, with ambiguous body movements and romantic music. Used to express admiration between men and women. The swing of crotch is the most beautiful dance step of rumba, which fully shows the charm of women and has a typical passionate dance, so it is also called the soul of Latin dance.