The Slow Spanish Dance is a term used to describe two different dances, the BOLERO and the Sarabande. The BOLERO is a slow, romantic dance that originated in Spain in the 18th century. It is usually performed as a solo or with a partner. The Sarabande is a slower, more stately dance that was popular in the Baroque period. It is usually performed in a line formation and is characterized by its graceful movements. Both dances are still popular today and are often seen in performances of traditional Spanish music.