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Question by Lizzy Smith: What sort of music do they play in Zumba Class?
Hi

I’m a bit confused, I’ve been looking online to see what kind of music they play in Zumba classes, and when I look at wikipedia and those kind of sites it says that its latin based dance music. If I look on youtube there are lots zumba dance routines to chart music.

Do they start out with latin music and then progress to chart music? can someone explain.

thanks

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Answer by Human. Just, Human.
They do a bit of both.

The first class i did was ALL latin based.
The second was all latin based apart from the cool down where the first week it was Enrique Iglasias – Hero and the second week Olly Murrs – can’t remember what song it was lol.

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Question by Alejandra Wile: Can anyone recommend some YMCA appropriate music for Zumba, especially hip hop?
I’m a Zumba instructor at the YMCA and have found it difficult to find “appropriate” hip hop music that can be played around children. The issue is that I can only play music that is allow in the youth room. I haven’t had any students under the age of 14, but it’s still a rule I need to follow. Any suggestions?

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Answer by basha_08
Kurtis Blow- The breaks

A VERY AWESOME SONG

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Question by Gabriela: What music is played in a Zumba class?
Im going to be playing live in a zumba class and i need to know what songs to play. Im going to be playing the guitar and/or bass. What songs should i learn?

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Answer by bonita85
they are mostly latin style, latin rhythm like samba, merengue,calypso,mambo etc. You might want to look them up on youtube. That might help

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Zumba Music – The Secret Of Zumba’s Success

The essence or key to Zumba is truly the music and the single most important element of the class. An excellent Zumba class is one in which you “feel the music”.

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The dance steps and exercise moves are just a plus, but it would not be Zumba without the sizzling, toe tapping, hip swiveling music that makes you just want to get up and move! The music makes it Zumba.

A “Zumba Basic” class is normally one hour long and usually is based on Latin rhythms. Remember that every instructor is different and may have a different mix of Zumba music. Many instructors these days add a lot of “hip hop” into their class as that is what many students request.

The typical music format for a Zumba class consists of 2-3 warm-up songs, 7-10 songs for the actual workout and 1-2 cool down songs. These numbers will vary slightly depending on the length of each song an instructor uses. Zumba® Fitness suggests their instructors use no more than a 70/30 ratio. In other words, 70% of Zumba music used in class should be Latin rhythms and the other 30% can be whatever type the instructor chooses. Most recently, Zumba® Fitness incorporated some other types of music into their program such as Belly Dance, Tango, Twist, Country and Rock ‘n Roll. An example is on the Zumba® Fitness CD “Cardio Party”. The newest CD, “Party Nation”, has a little of everything too. It targets the Latin rhythms music as well as music for Belly Dance and Tango.

Zumba Instructors can make up their own routines and can choose their own Zumba music. Many instructors download songs from iTunes Store Music or other music download sites. However, if instructors choose to be a part of ZIN (Zumba Instructor Network), Zumba music CDs and/or choreography CDs are sent to them every month. The CDs contain Zumba® Music they can use and the choreographed DVDs contain steps to each song. Instructors can choose to use them entirely or take bits and pieces of them for their classes or may only use a few songs. Membership into ZIN is considered continuing education and therefore meets the requirements needed to keep the status of Zumba® Instructor.

For Zumba Gold, many times the same music can be used. A Zumba Gold class is for the beginning exerciser, people who are not used to exercising, and active older adults. The steps are done at a slower pace and transitional moves are used more. Zumba® Fitness also has a Zumba® Gold music CD available to people who take the Zumba® Gold Workshop. I have heard they may be releasing a new one soon, but no date has been set. Zumba music on the Gold CD include; C’mon and Dance (Merengue); Cabo de la Vela (Salsa Cha Cha); Zumba Cumbia (Cumbia); Ya Llego (Salsa); El Twist de la Munequita (Rock ‘n Roll). Warm ups are Muevete Pa Ca Muevete Pa lla and Quien Balia, Quien Goza. The cool downs are Mi Ritmo and Aromuzak. Remember these are done at a slower beat.