After that, the leader then steps to the right using his right foot, and the follower simply follows the leader and steps her left foot in the same direction. Then, they both simply close their feet together, with the leader bringing his left foot together with his right, and the follower bringing her right foot together with her left. The dance was actually performed in 2/4 times. Since then, it has taken different forms and adaptation in a variety of time signatures. The jig is actually divided into different forms, all of which would be discussed in this article. Light Jig Among all the different types of jigs, the light jig is considered to be the fastest as it is performed in 6/8 times. Music According to research of renowned historians and dance critics, the Flamenco started off as an impromptu dance following a steady beat -- mostly staccato clapping of the audience. Later, it was modified its repertoire of movement to follow the complicated harmony produced by the "togue" (flamenco guitar), as well as the rhythmic clapping and stamping of the audience or the band. There are several known personalities, including UFC Middleweight champion Anderson Silva, who are a regular practitioner of Capoeira. Music in Capoeira Like most dance forms, music plays an integral role in the performance of capoeira. The music played for this one is suited for the style and tempo of the movements. Mambo Style The mambo style of dance is actually characterized by the dancer s different hip movements being done while he or she is moving back and forth along with the beat. This particular movement would create a smooth motion that follows the rhythmic pattern of the music. The basic mambo dance is translated in music using the time of 4/4. One of the main distinction between the two styles is that modern ballet focuses more on the movement of the dancers instead of the storyline of the performance. In terms of style, modern ballet does not focus too much on symmetry, as evidenced on how modern ballet performances seem to disregard the balance on the stage.