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Summary: Become a Mexican dancer by finding a dance school that specializes in the national dances of Mexico, going online to find instructions and looking for dance groups that work with Mexican dances. Work on the intricate footwork for Mexican dancing with advice from an experienced dance instructor in this free video on dancing.
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
"Hello. My name is Rosario Nene Ortega. I'm a dance instructor at the Goddess Store in Hollywood, Florida. In this clip, I'm going to tell you how to become a Mexican dancer. Mexico has different,beautiful dances that are Indian and the regional ones. The Indian folklore is one type and you can go to where they have now schools for national dances in Mexico. You can also go on line and find out how to do these dances. Now they're very typical. They have jarabe tapatio and they have zapateo where they do a lot of work with the foot. Because it comes from the culture of Spain. Working with the foot and the skirts. So if you want to become a Mexican dancer, look in Mexico for those schools that are now very good. They have groups national group dances and you can also go on line. This is one of my tips to become a Latin, a Mexican dancer. For you, Rosario Nene Ortega."
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