1. Latin cha cha music is in 4/4 beat, with a speed of about 31 bars per minute. The rhythm is, two, three, chacha, one. Each number station has one beat, and each of the cha-chas takes up half a beat. Footwork music takes five steps on four beats per measure: slow, slow, fast, fast, slow.

2. Latin rumba music is in 4/4 beat, and the rhythm is two, three, four, one. Each number stands for one beat. The tempo is about 27 bars per minute. The basic dance steps are composed of fast, fast and slow movements in time with the music beat.

3. The rhythm of Latin jive music is 4/4 beats, and each section has 2 or 4 beats. Six beats constitute a dance step. The rhythm is slow, slow, fast, ah, slow, fast, ah, slow, with 40-44 measures per minute.

4. Latin samba music is in 4/4 beat or 2/4 beat, with a speed of about 51 bars per minute. The bounce and rhythm combined with the speed of the feet create "amp; 1 & a 2 & 1 & a 2".

5. The music of Latin bullfighting dance is in 2/4 beat, two beats in one section, and the emphasis is on the first beat. The dance starts from the first beat of the music section, and the speed is There are about 62 bars per minute.