Both are using two types of dance music from the 1960s, featuring fancy funny dance steps that also fit well into salsa music. They consist of various single elements that can be combined freely to the music and are danced without a partner.
It became fashionable in recent years to incorporate some of these cool movements into your Salsa L.A.- or N.Y.-Style social dance. Our workshops often feature both dance styles in one class.
Absolutely essential for every advanced dancer!
Monday: Your day to improve your technique and skills! I have some nice news and would like to share with you that we all want to keep on dancing! Join our Salsa-LA Classes on Monday with Kate and Rinat! 19:00 – 19:55: ROTATION CLASS 1st week: Body Movement 2nd week: Spinning technique 3rd week: Footwork…
Salsa Classica is a partnerdance where the leader leads the follower through a series of spins and turn patterns to the music. Any Style of a Salsa dancers can also break apart during a dance to dance solo, known as “shines”. In linear salsa, dancers remain in their “slot”, switching places from one side of…
Hello Havana! Time to rock this night though! 3 rooms:. Salsa – Dj Katu – Salsa Cross-Body Music, (Mambo) and a bit Cuban . Bachata – Dj Andy . Bar area with Kizomba hosted by Felix Start 22:00 10 euro entry feeJoin facebook event and spread the news please : link Info:since the Salsa room has only…
Salsa Los Angeles style = “Salsa L.A.-Style” is danced “On1”, which meant that dancers make their first step forward on the first beat of the musicm. (In contrast to Salsa New York Style, which is danced “On2” = starts on the second beat of the music). Salsa L.A.-Style is danced in a line or “slot”,…
Salsa LA Style with Kate
In the 1950s Salsa Rueda or more accurately “Rueda de Casino” was developed in Havana, Cuba. Pairs of dancers form a circle (“Rueda” in Spanish means “Wheel”), with dance moves called out by one person. Many of the moves involve rapidly swapping partners. “Rueda de Cuba” is original type of Rueda, originating from Cuba. It…