Paso Doble is a lively and dramatic dance that originated in Spain. It is often associated with the bullfighting tradition, where the movements mimic the actions of a matador and the bull. The dance is characterized by strong, sharp steps and a confident posture, reflecting the intensity of the performance. In ballroom dancing, Paso Doble is performed in a 2/4 time signature and is typically danced in a closed position. It is known for its theatrical flair, with dancers often portraying characters and telling a story through their movements. The music is usually bold and rhythmic, enhancing the dance's dramatic effect.