https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb en-us 2021-05-12 23:48:45 UTC 2026-03-14 19:13:01 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519506177 Q1:
This genre of Rumba dance is primarily seen in Cuba and has African influences. Whilst dance is often considered to be more of an art form than a sport, this type of dance is also used as a game that encourages men and women to embrace their sexuality and the flirtatious side of human nature. Guaguancó is considered an afro-cuban style of dance and was brought to Latin-America from West-Central Africa. 

Many Afro-Cuban dance styles were banned by the Catholic church however their popularity prevailed and is considered to be one of the most popular in Havana. ]]> 2021-05-12 23:51:38 UTC https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519506177 https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519508215 Guaguancó is one of the most popular styles of rumba that is still danced today. Rumba developed among the different African ethnic groups, primarily from Central and West Africa, who were brought to Cuba as slaves.
-  It was developed in the 1800's.
- Guaguanco is danced by a male-female couple and consists of a flirtatious, sexual game with a distinctive body movement called the vacunao (“pelvic thrust) performed by the male dancer. Dance historians have noted that the vacunao is found in other African based dances in Latin America and the Guaguancó maybe derived from the “yuka”, a secular dance of the Bantu people.

]]> 2021-05-12 23:52:41 UTC https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519508215 https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519509839 Football is the most popular sport on earth. It spread mainly through the migration of British people to different areas of the globe. Many immigrants would settle through Europe and South America, starting their own small recreational leagues. These would then evolve into rudimentary competitive leagues that eventually grew in to the hugely popular leagues that are broadcast the world over. It plays a role in modernisation and has broad cultural elements as country's national team in many places is tied with their sense of national identity. Many competitions like the world cup, champions league and many continental cups bring many countries together in the name of football. It is incredibly inclusionary as it gives even smaller countries a way to express themselves on the world stage. Certain world class players may be from small under-represented countries who can provide their nation with a sense of achievement and exposure to the world at large.]]> 2021-05-12 23:53:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519509839 https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519520098 - Non-contact version of Rugby League 
- Shorts with velco tafs on the side --> other players try to rip it off 
- Originates from RL which comes from the UK 
- First game played in 1992-93 in Cronulla & St George areas of Sydney 
- Over 160,000 players today taking part in competitions 
- transculturation 
- Jeff Hardy -> Indigenous roots

]]> 2021-05-12 23:58:15 UTC https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519520098 https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519520354 Rugby League begins in 1890's in Northern England. Australia catches on through the working class society and spreads in small communities among blue collar men. 
Now, the NRL has 45% of players from a Pasifika background. Growing diversity through influence in Western Sydney Communities, as the NRL reaches all peoples in Australia due to it's national broadcast. Inclusionary of culture, ability and background. Exclusionary of age, disability and size (to an extent). ]]> 2021-05-12 23:58:22 UTC https://padlet.com/kristine_aquino1/71h6a5uxmtlunflb/wish/1519520354