Latin Dance Instructor

Discover the Essence of Latin Dance:

Latin dance is more than just movement; it’s an expression of culture, history, and emotions. Through its various forms and styles, Latin dance showcases the richness of Latin American and Caribbean cultures. From the energetic salsa to the sensual bachata, the passionate tango to the rhythmic samba – each dance has a story to tell.

Style of Dance I Teach:

  1. Salsa: The king of Latin dance, salsa is characterized by its fast footwork, intricate partner work, and infectious beats. Learn about its origins in Cuba and Puerto Rico and explore its global influence.

  2. Bachata: With its slow and sensual movements, bachata originates from the Dominican Republic. Dive into the romantic and emotive world of bachata and discover its modern variations.

  3. Kizomba: A partner dance originating in Angola, a country in Southern Africa. The word “kizomba” itself means “party” in Kimbundu, one of the languages spoken in Angola. This dance style has gained international popularity for its smooth and sensual movements, deep musical connection, and emphasis on closeness between partners.

  4. Tango: Hailing from the streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina, tango is an intense and dramatic dance that’s rich in history and emotion. Explore the different styles of tango and its impact on popular culture.

Getting Started:

Are you inspired to hit the dance floor and give Latin dance a try? Here’s how to get started:

  1. Find a Dance Studio: Look for local dance studios or community centers that offer Latin dance classes. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to improve your skills, there’s a class for you.

  2. Choose Your Style: Decide which Latin dance style resonates with you the most. Each style has its own unique charm and movements, so explore and choose the one that speaks to your heart.

  3. Practice and Patience: Latin dance can be challenging, but remember that practice makes perfect. Be patient with yourself as you learn new steps and refine your technique.

  4. Dance Socially: Many cities have Latin dance nights or social events where dancers of all levels come together to dance and have fun. It’s a great way to meet fellow dancers and practice in a supportive environment.