Learn Salsa Dance

Beginner salsa dance steps include the under-arm turn and the cross-body lead, both of which incorporate coordinating footwork and handwork. Practice these basic salsa moves with helpful instruction from an experienced ballroom dance teacher in this free video on Latin dancing.

Expert: Rosario Nene Ortega
Contact: www.thegoddessstore.com
Bio: Rosario Nene Ortega is a ballroom dance instructor at The Goddess Store in Hollywood, Florida.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Duration : 0:2:22

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Looking to start Salsa dancing? In this free dance lesson, learn how to dance basic salsa steps with professional salsa dancers.

Expert: Eddie Santos
Contact: www.dflatindance.com
Bio: Eddie Santos and Maria Ivanova are artistic directors and founders of “Drugaya Forma” Dance Team. The “Duo” has been teaching and performing together since 2003.
Filmmaker: joseph wilkins

Duration : 0:1:26

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http://www.urbanbeatdanceco.com – Check out Roger Chen and Lorea McFarlen performing hot Salsa moves. Learn to dance with Vancouver's Best Instructors, the Urban Beat Dance Co.

Duration : 3 min 37 sec

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Duration : 1 min 39 sec

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Jazz guitar lessons from Peter Kartu & TresMambo. Learn the essential jazz chords in just 10 mins! Major, minor and dominant chords on the E and A strings.Get down and play those “real book tunes” FAST!

Duration : 0:7:34

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This video includes a lot of the salsa moves you’ve already learned with Silvia. Watching dancers dance in a social setting is a very good way for you to pick up some cool styling techniques as well as new salsa moves. Coming up soon; a new instructional salsa video with Silvia.

Duration : 0:4:43

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Want to learn salsa dance in bangalore. can someone suggest some coaching centres.

You can learn salsa without teacher get good Salsa learning dvd and practice your self. but if you need Dance class there are many good dance schools in bangalore.

Each person is different and has the capibility of learning salsa faster or slower than others. You can learn the basic step in one night, but in general, it takes 6 weeks to learn the Basic 1 steps and 6 weeks to learn the Basic 2 steps.
By that time, you have a good foundation to learn salsa at an intermediate level.

The advanced level will take the learning up a notch..It takes all your fundamental steps and intermediate moves and combines them into the complicated moves that you see at salsa clubs. You’ll need to have at least 3 months of Intermediate classes before going to this level. You’ll also need a good memory, a solid foundation of the basic steps, and a quick mind, because the pace of learning in this class is usually double that you see in the intermediate class.

You can dramatically reduce your time to learn salsa by going out dancing ! I don’t mean just taking more classes. You should go out to salsa clubs at least 2 or 3 times a week if you want to accelerate your learning curve.

Hope this helps!

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Learn Salsa with Elder Sanchez: The Best Learn-to-dance Book Ever

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