How to dance salsa episode 74. In this how to salsa dance lesson video, we teach you how to salsa dance the famous dps lock salsa combination dance move but on the New York / Puerto Rican “On2″ timing. In addition, Jocelyn Rosero explains some of the salsa dance styling that the ladies can perform even when they have both arms behind their back. As always , all of our videos are found at http://addicted2salsa.com
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Here is a dance lesson to help you learn Latin dance and the basic Latin dancing steps. Learn How to Dance Latin dancing : http://addicted2salsa.com/
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Video Tutorial – Salsa: Lesson 1/12 Warm up Program – Salsa is a very energetic Latin dance. Lots of fun, complete with spins, sharp movement, and crisp turns.
Salsa is originally Cuban with deep Afro-Caribbean beats, and additional musical influences from Son, Guaguancó, Rumba. This dance is also similar to Mambo in that both have a pattern of six steps danced over eight counts of music.
Salsa is normally a partner dance, although there are recognized solo forms, line dancing (suelta), and Rueda de Casino where groups of couples exchange partners in a circle.
The name “salsa” is the Spanish word for sauce, connoting, in American Spanish, a spicy flavor. Salsa also suggests a “mixture” of ingredients.
It’s a great dance to learn if you want to break into the latin club scene all over the world!
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Heigan Dancing Lesson by Trindade
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Well, it suprised me that loads of comments were made on this video, so I decided to make a detail description about this.
First of all, sorry for my bad English.
As some of you may have already guessed, this video is not originally made by me. It first published on WCM about 2 years ago. I learned a lot from this video when my guild struggled in Naxx 40. I noticed that there were no Heigan video on youtube, so I uploaded it in case that one day I lost this video.
In TBC and early WotLK, I totally forgot it (no one found this, either). When I finally realized that someone found and learned a lot from this video, I was both happy and worry. It good to see this video actually help others, but it my bad not having declared who created this video. I sincerely hope Trindade won’t mind this.
I’m not sure if this is against YouTube rule or not, I’ll delete this if it does.
Have fun in Naxx!
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Hip Hop Dance Lessons By Darrin.
Learn A Short Pop And Lock Dance.
*Have Fun*
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The International Cha-Cha Basic Step 1
This is step 1 of the Cha-Cha Basic if you can learn this step you can dance the Cha-Cha tonight at a party or night club.
Corky Ballas narrator and former World Champion together with,
Slavik Kryklyvvy and Dancing With The Stars Karina Smirnoff show and teach us the Cha-Cha Basic Step 1. Slavik and Karina are known for being the World’s best latin dancers. A private lesson with Corky, Slavik and Karina, is valued at over $500.00 per hour, hear at Learning2dance.com we bring you the BEST for under $10.00, so how can you go wrong? You can’t!
Please go visit us to Learn more steps of the Cha Cha Cha at Learning2Dance.com
The Closed Basic Cha Cha can be dance in various ways.
1. Open Position
2. Solo Position
3. Right to Right Position
4. Dance using Guapacha timing, so watch the worlds best do it, then you
do it and become a great dancer at the punch of a button.
The also show us the closed, danced in Open Position
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This video is another tribute to Bill & Bobbie Irvine. Bill Irvine, MBE, passed away in earlier this year (2008) at the ago of 82 years. Bill’s wife, Bobbie Irvine, MBE, had passed away in ‘94, at the age of 71.
Bill began a career as a butcher’s assistant in Scotland, but all he wanted to do was dance. He became known for practicing his Waltz, Quickstep and Foxtrot behind his delivery van, drawn by a horse called Doodles. Unable to find the right partner in England, he met Bobbie in Johannesburg. At the time, she was dancing with Vernon Ballantyne and he was partnered with Aida Kruger. Bobbie and Vernon defeated Bill and Aida at the 1955 South African Championship. Both couples were selected to compete in London. After both were defeated by others, Kruger and Ballantyne retired, throwing Bill and Bobbie together. They married in 1957.
They won their first World Championship title in Berlin in 1960, then won their first British Championship two years later, after the reigning champs Harry Smith-Hampshire and Doreen Casey retired. But four days later, they were beaten by Bob Burgess and Doreen Freeman at another event. They fought back and established themselves as the greatest competitive couple in history, winning three world titles in Latin as well as many in Standard. Between 1960 and 1968, the Irvines won 13 world titles. They won both the Standard and Latin Championships in 1966, a feat unequaled by any other couple before or since. Then they did it again in 1968 in a single day, setting a Guinness Record.
They were jointly awarded the Member of the British Empire (MBE) award in 1967 for their services to dancing. Until 1992 Bill was the Chair of the Ballroom Branch Committee. He retired as chair of the British Open Adjudicators in 2001, after 23 years of service. Both Bobbie and Bill were troubled by the new developments in technique, with style and subtlety being threatened by speed and drama. They were also concerned at how Latin dances were becoming indistinguishable from each other except by music.
Next time you’re on the dance floor, take a moment to reflect on the legacy of Bill and Bobbie Irvine, and what they gave to this wonderful sport through passion, style, and commitment to flawless technique.
(the above text is originally written by George Pytlik, from Richmond, UK)
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The GS Boyz teach their fans how to do their quirky one-legged groove.
Now, the GS Boyz are ready to give their followers more tunes to shake a leg to on their self-titled debut album, scheduled to be released late 2009 on Swagg Team/Jive Records.
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Here it is. Lesson 1. Basics of Salsa !