Cuban salsa class [intermediate]
Dance class
Deze inhoud is helaas niet in het Nederlands beschikbaar.
Cuban Salsa [intermediates] with Alessia
The course will take place every Tuesday from 7:40 p.m. to 8:40 p.m.
The first trial lesson is free.
We kindly ask you to reserve your place by filling out our form: danse-salsa.lu/inscrivez-vous/
Course description
Cuban salsa transcends simple dance steps to become a true philosophy of life, imbued with festivity and joy.
It is much more than a simple physical activity, it is an expression of the Cuban soul, a celebration of music and culture.
In the world of Cuban salsa, dance is a universal language that comes in different forms.
Whether as a couple, solo or in a lively casino rueda, each dancer is invited to participate in this symphony of movements and rhythms, where the constant exchange between partners creates a unique and captivating dynamic.
Cuban salsa is an exciting game where every dancer aspires to be the best on the floor.
It is a friendly competition, a perpetual quest for virtuosity and personal expression, where everyone seeks to push their limits while sharing the energy and passion for dance.
This exhilarating dance has its roots in a rich cultural heritage, fusing influences from rumba, cha cha cha, mambo and son.
It is a true fusion of African and Spanish cultures, a living testimony to the history of Cuba and its people.
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Beyond its festive aspect, Cuban salsa also offers many benefits for the body and mind.
Its sequences of complex figures stimulate coordination, strengthen muscles and increase flexibility, while providing a feeling of well-being and liberation.
But above all, it allows dancers to share intense emotions with their partner, thus creating deep and lasting bonds.
Learning Cuban salsa is a sensory and intuitive experience, where pleasure and passion are present from the first steps.
It is a captivating adventure, an exploration of rhythms and movements that leaves an indelible mark on the hearts and souls of those who indulge in it.
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