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Learn how to salsa dance, with easy tips on steps and moves, in this free video series of beginning Latin dance lessons.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn the basic stance for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic side rocks step for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic back rocks step for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic salsa mia footwork for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic turns for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic cross body lead step for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic turns for men for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic turns for men and women for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic adios step for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic outside turn for women for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic enchufla for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basics for combo moves for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic cross body lead step for men for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic step combos for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Learn the basic steps and moves for salsa dancing in this free instructional video on beginning Latin dance.
Salsa is a Latin dance and musical style that was introduced to the United States during the Cuban and Puerto Rican immigration, between the 1940s and the 1970s. There is some debate as to the origins of salsa, but the rhythm is a fusion of traditional African and Cuban and other Latin-American rhythms, including the Mambo and the Rumba. Salsa dancing is one of the most popular dances worldwide, and because the rules of the dance allow for a lot of creative improvisation, many different styles have developed, including Miami style, Puerto Rican style, New York style, L.A. style and Cuban style.
In these free salsa dance lessons on video, learn some steps in the Miami style of salsa dancing. These basic dance steps include the salsa stance, side rocks, back rocks, turns, cross body leads, the adios, outside turns, enchufla and more. Now you have no more excuses not to get out on the dance floor, shake your groove thing and enjoy some hot salsa music and latin dance.
Alex Ruiz Alex Ruiz is a dance instructor at Salsa Mia, which began in February of 2005 on South Beach in Miami, Florida in the spirit of fun and friendship, reminiscent of the days of a Cuban club called Starfish. Much more than just Salsa classes, Salsa Mía is a social event that happens every Friday and Sunday evening. Attendees learn to dance Salsa while meeting great people and enjoying delicious drinks and appetizers.dkdk
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