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Want to learn samba dancing? In these free dance lessons, learn how simple samba moves, steps, and turns with the help of professional samba dancers.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Want to Samba? Learn the right way to warm up for dancing the samba in this free dance lesson from professional samba dancers.
Want to Samba? Learn the right way to warm up for dancing the samba in this free dance lesson from professional samba dancers.
Learning Samba? With this free dance lesson, discover the basic samba dancing steps with professional samba dancers.
Learn the Latin dance called the samba in this free dance lesson about general tips for dancing Samba.
Shake those hips! With this free dance lesson, learn how to move your hips to samba music from professional samba dancers.
Discover how to move your arms to samba music in this free dance lesson about tips for dancing the samba.
Love samba music? Learn how to add samba steps to your dance in this free video lesson from professional samba dancers.
Looking for new samba moves? With this free dance lesson, learn how to add new moves to your samba dance with the help of professional samba dancers.
Dancing the samba? Learn how to add combination samba steps to your dance routine in this free video clip.
Shake those hips! With this free dance lesson, learn how to move your hips to samba music from professional samba dancers.
Want to samba with a partner? Learn how to do turns in your samba steps with this free dance lesson online.
Want to spice up the samba? With this free dance lesson, learn how to add advanced samba steps to your dance routine with the help of professional samba dancers.
Want to spice up the samba? With this free dance lesson, learn how to add advanced samba steps to your dance routine with the help of professional samba dancers.
Want to spice up the samba? With this free dance lesson, learn how to add advanced samba steps to your dance routine with the help of professional samba dancers.
With this free dance lesson, learn tips for improving your samba moves with the help of professional samba dancers.
Love samba music? Get tips for adding dance moves to samba music in this free dancing lesson from professional samba dancers.
There is rarely a more enjoyable form of therapy than dancing. Hearing music and letting it manifest itself through movements seems to set everyone at ease. One form of music that really makes one want to move is Samba. With its classic drum beats and quick tempo, it becomes difficult to simply sit still. Samba developed as a distinctive kind of music at the beginning of the 20th century in Rio de Janerio. It was strongly influenced by immigrant populations from the Brazilian state of Bahia. The music later inspired a specific kind of dancing that radiates ease and joy. The Samba Dance is a delight to watch. However, don't let that stop you. You can learn how to do the Samba with this free dance lesson.
However, like so many classic dances, there has been a melting of old and new. Recently, samba has emerged has a hip-shaking good time in the night clubs of the world. If you are looking to spice up your samba dancing, this video series is perfect for you. Our expert, Yolanda Travis, shows you how to add some flare to your samba dance steps. Learn how to combine advanced moves for a rocking dance routine. So, come on. Get your dancing shoes on, and learn how to dance the samba today!
Yolanda Travis Yolanda Travis is an expert in dancing Samba. She became interested in Latin Dancing early in life. In 2007, she tried out for Oba Oba International Samba Group. Once there, she became even more passionate about dancing, and she then opened up her own dance club. Here, she dances hip hop, belly dancing, and other forms of popular dancing. She is a dancer and model. Yolanda has been a dancer in two music videos.dkdk
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