Salsa
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Spanish, literally ‘sauce’, extended in American Spanish to denote the dance.
wiktionary
Borrowed from Spanish salsa(“sauce”), from Latin salsus(“salted”), whence also the doublet sauce (via Old French).
etymonline
salsa (n.)
kind of sauce, 1846; kind of dance music, 1975, from Spanish, literally "sauce," from Vulgar Latin *salsa "condiment" (see sauce (n.)). In American Spanish especially used of a kind of relish with chopped-up ingredients; the music so called from its blend of Latin jazz and rock styles.