Super Tremendous

In Haiti, a "Mambo" is commonly known as a voodoo priestess who serves the villagers as counselor, healer, exorcist, soothsayer, spiritual advisor, and organizer of public entertainment. The "Mambo" dance however is attributed to Perez Prado who introduced it at La Tropicana night-club in Havana, Cuba back in 1943. Since then other Latin American band leaders such as Tito Rodriquez, Pupi Campo, Tito Puente, Machito and Xavier Cugat have made the dance so popular that even dogs have started doing it. Dogs have also been known to Tango in South America but that's only after they've had a little too much water to drink at a dog wedding.