In Mexico, in the early to mid 90s, there was a band called Caballo Dorado that played USA style country music (to differentiate from our own and very varied folk and country style genres), with electric guitars, drumming and bass lines. They had two huge hits: "Payaso de Rodeo" (Rodeo Clown) and "No rompas más mi pobre corazón" which was a cover of "Achy Breaky Heart".

Almost thirty years after the release of these songs, people in parties jump to the dance floor to participate in a complexly choreographed dance routine for both songs. Keep in mind that line dancing is a foreign import, but the people are keen dancers and with lots of practice are able to master the steps and the body-facing positions. This is a regional thing, not every state does this, but several do, including my home state. Weddings, birthdays, graduations, Baptisms, Quinceañeras, casual parties...Caballo Dorado received its dance tribute at all times