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[CHOA's Shorterview 7] "We read Dududum's bassline as a tumbao. Salsa fusion? It's a worldwide trend." Son Nari, caught backstage at Good Kisser


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“The moment I heard that song — the bass in it is huge, it just booms. So I set the tumbao to that bass and built the choreography for a salsa fusion performance around it.”
Explaining where the Good Kisser salsa fusion performance he made during COVID came from

“Stuff like this is a trend all over the world right now.”
CONTEXTAsked whether reading the bass as tumbao is a common way to make salsa fusion

“R&B-style songs are being made these days in a way that fits bachata and salsa steps really well.”
Explaining the music trends in the recent Latin dance scene

“So many dancers are doing salsa fusion performances these days. Especially over in Italy.”
Pointing out how salsa fusion is spreading through the scene
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