Argentine Tango
Walking and pauses become a conversation with your partner. The pulse and changing phrases of tango orchestras guide close steps, turns and moments of stillness.
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Bachata
Three steps and a tap give bachata its swaying pulse. Bright guitars and percussion shape the Dominican sound; newer songs weave in pop and R&B as partners turn and change weight.
Bachata Lady Styling
Hip accents and flowing arms add expression to bachata's steps. Dance solo to its steady pulse, catching guitar phrases, vocals and small changes in the rhythm.
Salsa
Quick steps, turns and playful pauses follow salsa's layered rhythm. Percussion keeps feet moving, while horns and vocals offer accents to catch with a partner or in solo footwork.
Solo Latino
Latin steps and hip movement come together in solo sequences. Bright percussion, catchy Latin pop and social-dance rhythms give turns and gestures their energy.
Latino Choreo
Clear accents and connected steps turn a Latin song into a solo routine. Follow its percussion and vocal phrases, learning how each movement leads into the next.
Latin Show Dance
Latin movement with stage presence builds a performance. Musical accents guide formations, turns and direction changes, with choreography shaped around the chosen soundtrack.
Solo Latino Show
Solo steps with a stage finish bring Latin rhythms into a performance. Hip accents, turns and expressive gestures follow the percussion and phrases of Latin pop.
Solo Tango
Walking, balance and turns let you explore tango on your own. Listen for the pulse, pauses and changing phrases, then shape each step around them.
Kizomba
Small steps and close connection follow an unhurried, grounded pulse. Angolan kizomba's warm vocals and layered rhythm give partners room for precise weight changes and gentle turns.
Belly Dance
Hip accents and rippling body waves answer the music. Middle Eastern rhythms and melodies give you crisp drum hits to catch and longer phrases to trace through the torso and arms.
Ballet
Long lines, balance and precise steps give ballet its shape. Piano accompaniment and orchestral music guide controlled exercises, turns and jumps through clear musical phrases.
You want to dance. Where to start?Four everyday questions about you and music lead to a few styles to try.
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