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congaLatin American dance, originally from Cuba, in which the participants form a winding line, take three steps forwards or backwards, and then kick. conga
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Presumably overtaken by the snake god, he flicked his tongue while being carried atop a conga drum. During this period, re-creations of Cuban bata and conga drums were used. A $300 gift certificate could provide a set of conga drums for budding musicians; a set of printmaking supplies for up and coming artists; or supplies to help high school students acquire successful job-seeking skills. |
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