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Spanish
Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Cuba
Cuba
Havana, Santiago, Guantanamo/Baracoa, Matanzas
Havana
Danzon, Mambo
Santiago
Congo Santiaguera, Son, Cha Cha Cha
Guantamo/Baracoa
Changui, Tumba Francesca, Nengon
Matanzas
Rumba
French
Haiti, Martiniqu/Guadaloupe
English
Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados
Dominican Republic
Bachata, Peric Ripiao, Meringue, Gaga
Puerto Rico
Plena, Seis, Bomba
Haiti
Twobadou, Meringue, Rara
Martinique/Guadaloupe
Bigune, Zouk
Jamaica
Kromanti, Mento, Ska, DJ, Dance Hall, Dub, Kumina, Nyabingi, Reggae
Trinidad
Shango, Mas, Soca, Calypso, Limbo, Steelpan
Barbados
Tuk