Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cha-cha
Noun
ˈchä-ˌchä

Definition
A lively dance of Latin American origin characterized by a syncopated rhythm and incorporated into ballroom dance.

Examples
- They took dance lessons to learn the cha-cha for their wedding.
- The cha-cha is often performed at social dance events.
- He impressed everyone with his cha-cha moves at the party.

Meaning
The cha-cha is not just a dance style but also a musical genre that originated from Cuba and involves quick footwork and sharp movements, typically danced in 4/4 time.

Synonyms
- Latin dance
- Rumba
- Salsa