danzon
| Cuban folk dance in 2/4 rhythm. |
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| FACT-produced anthology of shorts, is an often hilarious, intensely clever four-minute adaptation of a dance duet performed by David Danzon and Sylvie Bouchard of Toronto's Corpus Dance Company. Tocororo--A Cuban Tale gives a spirited and zesty look at dance in Cuba today, with none of the salsa and hip-wiggling danzon that some Cubaphiles (including me) possibly were expecting. Nevertheless, as described in an American Enterprise Institute book by Patricia Danzon, Pharmaceutical Price Regulation, 45 percent of the new drugs sold worldwide come from the U. |
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