Samba

I know, I know. You've heard of Lambada. It's that freaky forbidden dance, right? Wrong! True, it is danced very close and you probably should develop a connection with your dance partner (but...

Originally danced in Brazil since the late 19th century, the Samba is an upbeat, rhythmic dance. In Brazil the Samba is danced in the streets during celebrations and festivals. The Samba was...

The word "samba" means "to rub navels together." Tthe Portuguese imported slaves from Angola and Congo into Brazil. These slaves brought along their native dances, which were originally deemed...

The Brazilian dance is by nature a lively and exciting exhibition of moves, so combine your steps to compliment each other and reach an advanced level of coordination, rhythm and timing. Perfect...

Although a pair of samba dancers might demonstrate some complicated steps, the basic samba is very easy--just a single step forward and a single step back. The secret to making these single steps...

The back spot movement is a popular variation of the basic movement of samba dance. While not exceedingly difficult, the back spot is considered a fancy move that takes some time to master. With a...

Samba moves require focus and concentration to perfect, but the basic moves are easy and fun to learn. Follow these steps. Literally!

In the Samba, dancers employ their feet in many shifts and changes in direction. Incorporated into this are the hip moves, which make this the dance of choice for many party-goers and ballroom...

The Brazilian folk dance, the Samba, is also known as the Batuque. Its popularity boomed in the '40s when it became vastly popular in the United States. At the root of this Brazilian dance are...