Learn how to do the underarm turn when dancing the cha-cha in this free video latin dance lesson.
Expert: Kelly-Anne and Steve Vean Louis
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Bio: Kelly-Anne is a Professional Ballroom and Theatrical Musical Dance coach in South Florida. She is a highly versatile seasoned pro with over 15 years experience.
Filmmaker: Hiu Yau
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Learn the basic step in NY Style Salsa. Practice this before moving on to more advanced moves. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to continue learning how to dance online. Please leave comments and let us know how we’re doing. We welcome feedback.
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Learn the basic step of a right turn in salsa dancing, including dance moves, footwork and rhythm in this free beginners video salsa lesson for beginners.
Expert: Leslie Sack
Contact: www.lesliesack.com
Bio: Leslie Sack has been teaching, performing and competing in Latin and ballroom dancing for the past 12 years. Before moving to Santa Barbara in 1999, she taught at Washington Dance Club in Seattle, WA.
Filmmaker: Diana Bacon
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Wow, these guys are sharp performing a very Classy Foxtrot Swing combo on their special day. Their teacher Felicia Lee Banks from the Continental Dance Club in Bloomfield, NJ does it again. Every choreogrphy is different to reflect each couples personalities and also taking into account the style of gown the bride is wearing.
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Salsa dancing lesson video. This move is called the DPS lock combo because you place the follow’s arms in a similar fashion to the way the ‘Department of Public Safety’ (DPS) places yours if you ever get arrested by them. The reason for this name is because its a variation on both creating a wrap with the lady, but also having both arms in a kind of hammerlock position.
This salsa combo is kind of tricky to perform, so practice it various times at home to get the timing down: especially the mechanics of moving around the lady and moving their arm down (so you don’t break it). http://addicted2salsa.com/videos
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Learn Spanish in Lima, Peru and have fun at the same time. Our Spanish classes are complemented by a range of activities that let you discover and enjoy Lima. Join us by registering online. Classes begin every Monday. Volunteer opportunities.
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Dance lessons from Dancing with the Star’s Karina Smirnoff.
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Every sun night @ Ibiza Nightclub free salsa dance classes 8-10 Music with Dj Bryant D from And If you wanna stay later we keep it going with the hottest Latin and American music. relaxed Dress code Untouchable atmosphere and great people! Good exercise!
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In this clip, Thany and I are enjoying ourselves practicing for our promotional Salsa and Latin Dance Class video.
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What is the difference between Salsa, Mambo, Samba, and Cha-Cha? I’m looking to take dancing lessons at Arthur Murray Dance Studio. I’ve never danced any of these type styles and I’m not sure which one would be to my most benefit. Maybe something that is most likely to be used in a club or at a dance. My boyfriend is from Cancun and he can dance very well, and I want to know how to dance so when we go out somewhere I’ll know what I’m doing hahaha
There are two types of dancing – the Latin Ballroom (cha-cha, rumba, samba, jive, paso-doble), you mostly learn these together, or the original and derived dances – Samba de Brasil, Cuban Salsa, LA Salsa, Mambo (Salsa on2).
The understanding of the differences comes with the amount of knowledge you gain.
Depends on what music you wanna dance to.
If you never done any partner dancing or step-based dancing before, I suggest to start with an easy one, which I would consider salsa (level 1 dance). Salsa gives you lots of space to express yourself and it’s better to do, if you’re a confident type of person. Bachata is a good choice as well, little slower, still latin – lots of hip movement.
Other choice could be swing, very energetic, again depends on what you like to dance to, if you enjoy dancing, down the line you can do West Coast Swing, which can be danced pretty much to anything (including RnB, Soul, Alternative Rock, Cha-cha etc), but that’s level 4 dance, so here better start with East Coast or Melange. Rather footwork orientated dancing. More info on this – check the link below.
In general for dancers beginners, these are the best dances: East Coast Swing, Melange (4Count Swing or 4 Count Hustle), Hustle, Bachata, Merengue, Salsa or Chacha.
Have fun whatever you decide to do! 