We are pleased to offer for sale this 2005 Let's Dance 37 Cent US Postage Stamp Unused Sheet of 20 Scott #3939 - #3942.
Stamp Sheet Information:
Country: United States
Stamp Name: Let's Dance
First Day Cover Issue Date: September 17th, 2005
Denomination: 37 Cents
+ Scott Numbers...- Scott Numbers
3939 Merengue
3940 Salsa
3941 Cha Cha
3942 Mambo
+ Illustration Numbers...- Illustration Numbers
A3016 Merengue
A3017 Salsa
A3018 Cha Cha
A3019 Mambo
Color: Multicolored
Condition: Unused. Stamp sheet is a stock photo. Plate position may vary.
Sheet Size: 20 stamps. 5 across, 4 down.
History: Since the beginning of mankind, dance has been a part of ceremonies, rituals, celebrations, and entertainment. Every culture has their own style. Merengue is the official dance of the Dominican Republic. Slaves who were working in the sugar beet fields created the dance. Originating in New York with Cuban and Puerto Rican influence, Salsa is taken from a few different dances such as Swing dancing and the hustle. Salsa gets its name because of its spicy and hot nuance, although some believe the name came from its many different styles, as "salsa" is a concoction of many different ingredients. The cha-cha is a form of ballroom dancing originating in Cuba in 1953 by composer and violinist Enrique Jorrin. The name came from the sound the feet make as they shuffle across the floor. Developed in Havana, Cuba in the 1930's, the Mambo is one of the most sensual of all ballroom dances. It involves a lot of swaying hips, moving of the arms, and facial expressions. The Mambo was one of the original forms of ballroom dancing in Latin America.
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