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History of Ballroom Dance
Cuban Motion in Ballroom Dance
Four Beat Rumba Step in Ballroom Dance
Leader's Rumba Part in Ballroom Dance
Follower's Rumba Part in Ballroom Dance
The Cha Cha in Ballroom Dance
Cha Cha Musicality in Ballroom Dance
Cha Cha Lock Step in Ballroom Dance
The Salsa in Ballroom Dance
Salsa Side Break in Ballroom Dance
The Merengue in Ballroom Dance
Elements of Ballroom Dance
The Waltz in Ballroom Dance
Leader's Waltz Part in Ballroom Dance
Follower's Waltz Part in Ballroom Dance
The Foxtrot in Ballroom Dance
Follower's Foxtrot Part in Ballroom Dance
American Tango in Ballroom Dance
Follower's American Tango Part in Ballroom Dance
Swing in Ballroom Dance
Completing a Swing Step in Ballroom Dance
Upper Body Work in Ballroom Dance
Summary: Dance the rumba with three steps in four beats: slow, quick, quick. Learn to rumba and ballroom dance in this free dancing video lesson.
Rosario Nene Ortega is a ballroom dance instructor at The Goddess Store in Hollywood, Florida. She is a professional instructor and performer of Argentine tango, disco, swing, ballroom...read more
"In this clip, we're going to start dancing the Son Cubano, where the rumba comes from. Son Cubano is a four beat dance, but we only dance three steps. I'm going to show you, starting with my feet, how we're going to move. We're going to do one, two, three, four. I repeat with the other leg. One, two, three, four. Again, it's a slow, quick, quick, slow, quick, quick. This is called a box. A rumba, this is a very, very basic step for women and for men. Also, we can call leaders and followers. I'm going to repeat also the Cuban motion with this steps. So it's going to be slow a quick, quick, slow, a quick, quick, slow, a quick, quick, slow, basic rumba. Basic rumba."
eHow Article: Four Beat Rumba Step in Ballroom Dance
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