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//__ OUTLINE __// Hispanics have contributed many things to the USA. One of which includes the amazing art of dance. From the different types of dances that have been created to the people who have provided pleasure to our eyes, Hispanic dancing and the dancers we have gained are quite spectacular. I will prove to you just how much Hispanic dancers have given to the USA.
 * Introduction**


 * Paragraph 1( different types of Hispanic dancing)**
 * 1) Bachata
 * 2) Salsa
 * 3) Cha Cha
 * 4) Tango


 * Paragraph 2( Evelyn Cisneros)**
 * born November 18, 1958, in Long Beach, CA
 * an American ballerina
 * the first American prima ballerina in the US of Hispanic heritage
 * her mother made her take dance classes as a young child so sh could overcome her liking of shyness
 * she studied ballet at eight years of age
 * she received a scholarship for the summer in 1974 to the School of American Ballet
 * did an internship with the San Francisco Ballet in 1976
 * she was appointed academy director of Ballet Pacifica in 2006
 * since January 2010 she has been principal of Boston's Ballet Marblehead Studio
 * she has been in some major roles: Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty, Odette/Odile in Swan Lake, The Sugar Plum Fairy in the Nutcracker, Cinderella in Cinderella, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, a Principal ballerina in Themes and Variations, Principal role in Lamberena, and Lise in La Fille mal Gardee
 * Evelyn was a very shy girl who loved to dance. After 23 years of dance, Cisneros made a tough decision to retire from the San Franciso Ballet. On May 9, 1999, the ballet company honored her for her work.


 * Paragraph 3( Carlos Acosta)**
 * born June 2, 1973, in Havana, Cuba
 * a Cuban ballet dancer
 * has danced with the English National Ballet, the National Ballet of Cuba, the Houston Ballet, and the American Ballet Theatre
 * went from 1998 to 2105 with The Royal Ballet
 * in 2003, he was promoted to Principal Guest Artist
 * he danced his last performance in November 2015 in //Carmen// which he both choreographed and starred in
 * he grew up in a poor place
 * his father put him into dance so he could learn discipline and get a free lunch every day
 * he studied ballet at the Cuban National Ballet School
 * in 1991, he received his diploma and a gold medal
 * Cuba's most famous male ballet dancer
 * he was the son of a truck-driver and was one of 11 children

Now you know how much Hispanics have contributed to our dance world. They have given us some very interesting styles of dance, and have pleased us with their amazing talents. With all of this and more, Hispanics really have grown to provide many contributions to the USA. They sure have left a great impact on our country and have let us experience their own way of life.
 * Conclusion**