Danced the conga, a line dance where people hold each other's waists and follow a leader in a snaking pattern.
From 'conga,' which comes from Cuban Spanish, possibly derived from Bantu languages brought by African slaves. The dance originated in Cuba and became popular worldwide in the mid-20th century.
The conga was so infectious that it became a staple of parties everywhere—you can track the spread of Cuban music and dance culture through English dictionaries by when 'conga' first appears.
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