Paso Doble is a dance performed on Dancing with the Stars. It is a latin dance, originated in Spain and related to bullfighting. The leader of the dance is the male and he represents the bull fighter, also known as the matador, while the woman represents the bull fighter's cape. It is a fast paced danced, with strong upper body movements done in hold. It is one of the five International Latin dances competed by professional dancers, along with the Jive, Rumba, Samba, and Cha-Cha-Cha. The Paso Doble has been part of Dancing with the Stars dance repertoire since season 1.