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.
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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.
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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.
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.
