Learn the sensual moves of salsa, bachata, and merengue in Latin Dance classes in NYC, where participants can unleash their inner dancer and master the art of Latin rhythms.
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Arthur Murray Manhattan 5th Avenue @ 286 5th Ave, New York, NY
Simply graceful and elegant, those are words that describe the Slow Waltz. The smooth progressive dance has been danced to slow ballads and instrumental music in 3/4 time since the early 1800s when it was introduced into the English ballrooms. The Viennese Waltz is considered a dance with aristocratic glamour and not without good reason. The dance form is steeped in history when it comes to ballroom dancing. It is the primary form of ballroom...
Arthur Murray Manhattan 5th Avenue @ 286 5th Ave, New York, NY
Simply graceful and elegant, those are words that describe the Slow Waltz. The smooth progressive dance has been danced to slow ballads and instrumental music in 3/4 time since the early 1800s when it was introduced into the English ballrooms. This was the first time a man and woman held a close dance position, which raised eyebrows at a time when society was not so forgiving or lacked a modern outlook. However, it was the criticism that made the...
Arthur Murray Manhattan 5th Avenue @ 286 5th Ave, New York, NY
The Mambo was originally characterized by complicated footsteps but evolved over time. Rosa Carmina and Lilia Prado were among the popular Mexican entertainers to adopt this dance form. Today, it is one of the most sensual Latin American Ballroom dance forms where hip and arm movements, and facial expressions are all a part of the routine. The original Mambo features no basic steps or breaking steps, which was why it wasn’t accepted by several...
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Arthur Murray Manhattan 5th Avenue @ 286 5th Ave, New York, NY
The Cha Cha Cha or simply Cha Cha is a fast rhythmic dance of Cuban origin and among of first to be included in ballroom dancing. One of the distinct qualities of this dance form is found not in the steps by in the beat it is danced to. Enrique Jorrin, a Cuban composer and violinist introduced the music for the Cha Cha which consists of a 4/4 beat. The origin of the name is even more interesting. It comes from the sound derived from the rhythm of...
Arthur Murray Manhattan 5th Avenue @ 286 5th Ave, New York, NY
Simply graceful and elegant, those are words that describe the Slow Waltz. The smooth progressive dance has been danced to slow ballads and instrumental music in 3/4 time since the early 1800s when it was introduced into the English ballrooms. The Viennese Waltz is considered a dance with aristocratic glamour and not without good reason. The dance form is steeped in history when it comes to ballroom dancing. It is the primary form of ballroom dancing...
Nieves Latin Dance Studio @ 1215 Morris Ave, Bronx, NY
For new students who have no dance experience, it is strongly recommended to take the New Beginner Class.
Nieves Latin Dance Studio @ 670 Grand St, New York, NY
Sensual Bachata is a new type of bachata that focuses on body movements and connection between dance partners. In this class, the teacher will focus on explaining good lead and following manners as well as basic body movements.
Stepping Out Studios @ 37 W 26th St , New York, NY
Social Latin dancing, which includes the Salsa, Mambo, Merengue, Rumba, ChaCha, Samba, and other offshoots, originated in places like Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic, but the dances have been embraced worldwide. In the 1950s and 1960s New York City became a hub for Latin music and dance, and Latin clubs continue to open and thrive in our city today. Latin culture has widened its appeal through television, film and theater as...
Stepping Out Studios @ 37 W 26th St , New York, NY
Students enrolled in this class will learn the necessary techniques, applicable rhythms and patterns to international Latin dances. This class is for students who want to further learn the international Latin dance. Note: A dance partner is not required for this class.
Stepping Out Studios @ 37 W 26th St , New York, NY
Students enrolled in this class will learn the necessary techniques, applicable rhythms and patterns to international Latin dances. This class is for students who want to further learn the international Latin dance. Note: A dance partner is not required for this class.
Stepping Out Studios @ 37 W 26th St , New York, NY
This course is especially suitable for all beginners, and will also be useful for all new starters (with less than 1 year’s experience). Salsa is the hottest dance on the club scene today, emphasizing undulating body movement, sassy turns and compelling rhythms. This "nubile" dance originally hailed from Cuba in the 1950's, and was greatly influenced by dancers and musicians in Puerto Rico, Miami and New York. Originally, a fast Mambo was called...
Stepping Out Studios @ 37 W 26th St , New York, NY
This course is especially suitable for all beginners, and will also be useful for all new starters (with less than 1 year’s experience). Salsa is the hottest dance on the club scene today, emphasizing undulating body movement, sassy turns and compelling rhythms. This "nubile" dance originally hailed from Cuba in the 1950's, and was greatly influenced by dancers and musicians in Puerto Rico, Miami and New York. Originally, a fast Mambo was called...
Join Michael Malitowski and Joanna Leunies for their hour long Latin Fundamentals workshop.
Students will be learning short Latin routines with the most dynamic techniques to dance it.
This is a unique class that incorporates all styles while still maintaining an authentic Latin foundation and flare. Dances such as Cha-Cha, Samba, Rhumba, Salsa, and Bachata will be blended with Jazz, Hip-Hop, House, and Lyrical. Class will start with a warm-up including isolations, arm styling, technique, and an emphasis on authentic Cuban Motion. Followed by across the floor and a rhythmical fun combination. This class is open to everyone....
Piel Canela Dance School @ 500 8th Ave, New York, NY
Learn the fundamentals of this Spanish art form. This open level class covers flamenco basic technique with an emphasis on mastering the critical relationship between baile (the dance), toque (the music), and cante (singing). The class focuses on exercises for footwork, flamenco turns, body posture, movement and coordination and end with a short choreography, taking the student beyond the steps to incorporate style and expression. Enjoy, work, think,...
Nieves Latin Dance Studio @ 240 W 37th St, New York, NY
Discover the vibrant rhythms and sultry moves of Salsa, one of the most popular Latin dances in NYC. Perfect for beginners, this class at Nieves Latin Dance Studio will have you grooving to the beat and learning new and exciting moves week after week. No partner is required!
Stepping Out Studios @ 37 W 26th St , New York, NY
This dance originated in the Latin communities of NYC and Miami in the 1970's. Hollywood sparked a nationwide craze when John Travolta strutted his stuff in "Saturday Night Fever." Today's favored form of the Hustle is a 3-count Latin "street" Hustle. Easily danced to disco music and most upbeat pop music, the Hustle incorporates fun, syncopated patterns and many exciting turns…it is a sure crowd pleaser on any night of the week! At this level,...
Bronxville Adult School @ 177 Pondfield Rd, Bronxville, NY
The hottest social dance, Salsa "on 2" NY Style. This course focuses on timing, footwork, partnering, and doing those turns the "right" way in a fun, supportive environment. Bachata is a rhythmic Latin dance from the Dominican Republic that is very popular around the world and has evolved into an exciting interactive and sensual dance that has been influenced by salsa, tango, and other traditional ballroom dances. No partner required. Wear loose...
Flamenco Latino @ 149 Christopher St., New York, NY
Sevillanas is both a folkloric dance from Andalucia, and a popular form in Spain which is actually danced informally in bars, restaurants, etc. It is the only flamenco form which is generally danced by couples or groups. They are performed as 4 separate variations of one short dance. Movements reflect Spanish classical dance. If you are ambitious, learn to coordinate the movement while playing castanets. Please note: All Group Classes require...
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