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Learn how to dance the latin cha-cha-cha in this series of free video lessons for beginners, including a demonstration of the basic steps and moves in cha-cha dancing in these free video clips.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to perform cross over moves when dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to perform cross over moves when dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to do the underarm turn when dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to do the underarm turn when dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Learn how to combine basic turns for men and women dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
The famous cha-cha ballroom dance was invented in Cuba in the late 1940’s and early 50’s from a new musical style developed by composer and violinist Enrique Jorrín known as cha-cha-cha, or chachachá, which combined rumba and mambo rhythms. The name comes from the sound that the dancers’ shoes would make on the floor when moving to this new beat. The cha-cha is danced in 4/4 time, requiring small steps and a lot of hip motion. It remains a popular dance in international competitions.
In this series of free video dance lessons you’ll learn how to dance the cha-cha-cha. Expert dance instructors Kelly-Anne and Steeve Vean Louis will teach you all the basic steps of the cha-cha-cha, including how to get the right posture, understanding the rhythm of the dance, and a variety of breaks, crossovers, and turns that will have you dancing like a real pro in no time.
Kelly-Anne and Steve Vean Louis Kelly-Anne is a Professional Ballroom and Theatrical Musical Dance coach in South Florida. She is a highly versatile seasoned pro with over 15 years experience. She has worked in live stage, TV, film and radio performances, and trained in choreography in most international cultural dance forms: ballroom social, nightclub, go-go, hip-hop, cabaret, pole dance, bellydance, creative movement, fitness, yoga, competitions, ballet, jazz, modern, ethnic folk, lyrical, liturgical gospel, lifts, multimedia, fashion modeling, singing/songwriting and music videos. She has earned chorus roles with many productions, sponsorships and received commissions for work. She now specializes in teaching wedding couples as well as producing her own pop musical dance video series "5,6, Dance!" Kelly-Anne’s portfolio can be seen at www.56Dance.comdkdk
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