Salsa Dance Lessons in Cuba
You cannot escape from Salsa dancing in Cuba, music and dance runs through the blood of the Cubans and a variety of Latin sounds and locals dancing can be experienced literally everywhere! Even the little children walking to school can often be seen enjoying impromptu dance moves.
Those visitors who take the plunge and learn even the most basic and easy to manage steps will most certainly enjoy their new skill by dancing away daytime and night to the live Latin Salsa beats as they travel through Cuba. The local population don’t need an excuse to dance and its a great way to break the ice and interact with the locals , who we must add are so patient and supportive with even those of us with two left feet!
So why not learn the basic steps or for the more experienced perfect your steps with the support from some of the best and most professional teachers in Cuba. The teachers and dancers are very friendly and well versed in teaching clients who have never danced before. Experience has taught us that a Mojito or two lubricates the dancing muscles, which is also recommended by our teachers! Try Salsa, Son, Rumba and also the famous Chachacha, they are all different and easy to pick up the basic steps or perhaps try your hand at Latin Ballroom.
Lessons can last from an introductory hour to perfect those basic steps to a detailed programme of intensive lessons scheduled over many days looking at specific advanced steps or dance styles. We can also arrange dance partners to accompany you to local live music venues to act as dance partners and support you dance development and fun and interaction in the venue.
In Havana, dance in a beautiful, colonial Mansion house dating back to 1715, such an iconic venue that oozes history and character and in the home of Son in Santiago De Cuba get moving to the music in a gritty, atmospheric music house. In UNESCO Trinidad, the rooftops of the colonial houses await as you dance with sunset being the most awe inspiring time for a lesson. In rural Vinales al fresco lessons can be arranged with the famous Mogotes acting as the backdrop or in a delightful small village studio .
