rumba

Converse of object

• dance: You mean the gentleman I was dancing the rumba with just now?
• introduce: In fact he has been described as the man who introduced the rumba to Europe.
• do: Two-Faced Woman ( 1941 ), in which a newly happy Garbo does the rumba and goes swimming, was a disaster.
• play: Rumba Catalan is a variation of a particular form of flamenco rumba played by gypsies in Barcelona.

Adjective modifier

• Cuban: Many of these influences, such as Cuban rumba and Latin music, had themselves originally been based on African music.

Modifies a noun

• rhythm: Rumba rhythm group Secular music and dance performed at informal gatherings.
• group: Rumba rhythm group Secular music and dance performed at informal gatherings.
• clave: Common keys are the son clave, rumba clave, samba clave and cua; all descended from the African key.