Jazzing the Cha Cha Cha

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Jazzing the Cha Cha Cha

JAZZING THE CHA CHA CHA

By: Pete Bax

Catalog ID: 567341 Duration: 2:21 Tempo: Med Fast BPM: 147 Vocal: Instrumental
Genre: Jazz Music | Latin Jazz (Period: 1940's to present)

Many people claim to have invented the cha cha cha but I believe it was originally a hand clap probably in Africa but variations appear everywhere. It is an afro cuban beat and also appears in some flamenco music as a hand clap. This is a Jazz version at a Jazz Tempo this exciting beat sounds new. Keywords: new Cuba Cuban afro Africa flamenco hand clap dance Jazz new exciting original drum Latin style Zulu Havana danzones traditional nuevo Pete Bax saxophone Tsax

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Keywords: "What Jorrín composed, by his own admission, were nothing but creatively modified danzones. The well-known name came into being with the help of the dancers [of the Silver Star Club in Havana, when, in inventing the dance that was coupled to the rhythm, it was discovered that their feet were making a peculiar sound as they grazed the floor on three successive beats: cha-cha-chá, and from this sound was born, by onomatopeia, the name that caused people all around the world to want to move their feet..." Sanchez-Coll 2006 This may well be true but this sound was their not only in the feet of dancers at the Silver Star Club but in the drums and Hand-claps everywhere. However I will give credit because they called it Cha-cha-cha and can I remind you of a very similar sound called Wim-o-weh a Zulu chant not a million miles from cha-cha-cha- What I have done is to turn it into new Jazz that is very exciting.