In this ladies’ styling class for bachata, participants are expected to be very comfortable with the bachata basic steps and turns. We will build on these basic steps using more complex body movements with arm and hand styling.
Salsa is an 8-count dance that is thought to have first developed in Cuba. Many countries in the Caribbean and Latin America have their own style of salsa. The popularity of salsa grew in North America after a new fusion style was introduced and developed by Cuban and Puerto Rican immigrants in New York City. At this studio, we will be teaching a type of salsa known as salsa on 1 or Los Angeles (LA) style salsa. In this beginner class, you will learn the basic steps, holds, and turns used in salsa on1, also known as Los Angeles (LA) style salsa.
Bachata is an 8-count dance that originally developed in the Dominican Republic. In this beginner level class, you will learn basic steps, turns and body movements of bachata.
Kizomba is an African dance from Angola and means “party” in the Angolan dialect Kimbundu. Kizomba is an 8-count partner dance that is slow, sensual and grounded and danced in a close embrace in a circular fashion. In the beginner level, you will learn the basic steps, turns and body movements.
Bachata is an 8-count dance that originally developed in the Dominican Republic. This intermediate class will build on basic steps by introducing new steps through combos.
Salsa is an 8-count partner dance that was primarily developed by Cubans and Puerto Ricans living in New York. It is a fusion of the Cuban dance styles of mambo, pachanga and rumba with the American dance styles of swing and tap. There are many different styles of salsa. In this intermediate level class, we will expand on the basics and introduce more complex steps and turn patterns for salsa on1, also known as Los Angeles (LA) style salsa.
Kizomba is an African dance from Angola and means “party” in the Angolan dialect Kimbundu. At the intermediate level, we will build on the proper body movements and flow of kizomba while incorporating more complex step patterns and combinations.
Dance classes must be paid using one of the following options (choose when booking). Our preferred method of payment is by e-transfer to sales@damemasdance.ca, but we also accept cash or cheque payments at the beginning of the class.
To be used for one drop-in dance class.
$17 CAD
The 10-Class Dance Pass can be used towards any dance class offered at the studio. Passes are valid for 6 months from the date of purchase.
$150 CAD
