Question by User tocahawk Hi, this is my 4th year into my salsa journey, I’ve been to a couple of 3-4 days festivals with international artists in the last years and this year I was kind of wishing to go abroad to some international festival. Yeah I know, that went out of the window… Now… …
Question by User Inmyfeelings123 Question! I started learning salsa on1 (as a follow) 3 months ago and have been enjoying it immensely! After watching a lot of dance videos, i decided I would also love to learn how to dance (follow) on2. Salsa on2 so beautiful to watch, but it’s hard to dance at socials …
Question by User bulldawg91 I see these words used sometimes but I’m not 100% sure what they mean. Answers User jWoozy A hit is an accent. Tun Tun Tun BWOW Tun Tun. A break is when the beat of the song stops, then resumes. Tun Tun Tun tututututuunnnn…………… tututun Tun Tun Tun Tun. User double-you …
Question by User pavizla Is it commercial and entertainment? But what about congresses (salsa, tango etc.) and dance studios? Does the latter fall into education? Dance venues? I’m trying to write a piece for my local newspaper and I’m having a hard time categorizing social dance… Answers User mattsl Socials are definitely pretty much the …
Question by User latin_gift_quest Hello! My wife has really gotten into latin dancing and culture, which I think is awesome. I know she really misses going out right now, and she has been doing tons of online classes. I would like to order her a book (preferably fiction) that captures the experience of latin dance …
Answers User Jagg857 Of course!! And don’t overlook your feet & ankles! Warming up is VERY important. In social, you can warm up with a slow song and/or a Bachata. User Arshia42 As someone paying the price right now for not stretching/warming up and not using appropriate footwear- absolutely yes. warm-ups loosen the joints and …
User phoenix_electric Hi Everyone! I posted a few weeks ago about dancing in Germany and Vietnam. I’m back from my trip and this is how it went: We cancelled our trip to Germany due to COVID-19. I got some dancing in Vietnam. It was super terrifying at first. I got a couple of dances in, …
Question by User monday_girl99 I’m kind of new to the academic dance world, I mainly learned salsa and bachata while growing up in the Latino community(in Canada). When I was a teenager my mother once told me that I can’t ever say no when a guy asks me to dance with him because it is …
Question by User Absolut1on I have been learning Bachata since early Jan this year and did 4 weeks of learning the basics moves. Then, I moved into the Improvers category. For some reason, the non-beginners group size went from 40 to 10 that same week so they combined us all together (Improvers, intermediate, and advanced). …
Question by User jonsmif9797 I find it really difficult to transition from Salsa to Bachata, despite what the popular opinion is. I have learned Salsa for about 9 months, and currently on the intermediate level. Very very comfortable with the Salsa basics. (Comboing still requires mental power but I am learning). When I dance the …
