That piece of music was composed for a namesake ballet in 1928.  
Chopin wrote one for piano in C major, Glinka composed one for piano in D minor, and Rossini produced a "tartare" version.  Introduced by Sebastian Zerezo, this type of piece features the interplay between the "paseo" or walk portion and the "bien parado" or sudden stop.  The most famous example begins with a snare drum and, with the exception of the shift in harmony from C to E towards the end, features a recurrent rhythmic obbligato throughout.  That piece of music was composed for a namesake ballet in 1928.  FTP, identify this Spanish dance which also titles the most famous piece of orchestral music by Maurice Ravel.
Chopin wrote one for piano in C major, Glinka composed one for piano in D minor, and Rossini produced a "tartare" version.  
Bolero