Latin Jam 2 – X-tra Hot

Latin Jam 2 – X-tra Hot offers fifteen selections across all five Latin ballroom dances, associated with Andy Fortuna Productions and Dancesport Sounds. Carlito Samba, Spice Up Your Life and Valentina begin the Sambas, followed by Cha Cha Cha and Rumba groups. Where Do You Go provides Paso Doble before Rockin’ at Midnight and The House Is Rockin’ as Jives. Three closing entries revisit Rico, Spice Up Your Life and La Puerta; Rico is explicitly identified as instrumental. The full programme includes individual dance-tempo codes.

Product Details

Format: MP3
Dance Style (source): Latin
Brand (source): Dancesport Sounds
Music Type: Vocal & Instrumental

Product ID: 17116 Category: Music

Latin Jam 2 – X-tra Hot supplies fifteen selections covering all five Latin ballroom dance groups. The collection is associated with Andy Fortuna Productions and the Dancesport Sounds brand identified in the original specifications. Its supplied programme includes source dance-tempo codes and three additional closing entries.

Carlito Samba, Spice Up Your Life and Valentina form the opening Samba group. A Namorada, Rico and Mandolay supply Cha Cha Cha, each carrying the source value 32. La Puerta, Dreaming of You and Canciones de Amor follow as Rumbas at the supplied value 26. Where Do You Go introduces Paso Doble before Rockin' at Midnight and The House Is Rockin' as Jives.

The closing sequence revisits Rico, Spice Up Your Life and La Puerta. Rico is explicitly marked Inst in the original list and retains that instrumental distinction. The other two repeated titles remain separate entries without an invented version description. This gives customers the complete song programme and its specifically identified instrumental alternative, rather than a deduplicated list of unique titles. All fifteen entries and their original tempo figures remain in order. The product delivers vocal and instrumental MP3 music for listening or Latin dance repertoire selection. Individual track durations, technical teaching features and choreography demonstrations were not supplied in the original contents.