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Foxtrot

Foxtrot is a progressive dance. It’s designed to be very smooth, it comes with continual flowing movements. It’s danced to the big band music, especially vocals. Foxtrot was created during the 1910s, and it reached its peak in the 30s. However, there are still lots of people that practice it now because it’s very distinctive and fun.

Rumba

You can learn Rumba at any dance studio right now. But what makes it interesting is that it’s very intense and it comes with a wide range of musical styles. Most of the time it has a combination of Afro-Cuban Rhythms, American big band music and some other influences. It’s very intense but also a lot of fun, and you should totally check it out.

"Learning how to master a dance might take a few years. However with the right amount of patience you will enjoy it and that really helps a lot".

East Coast Swing

The East Coast Swing is at the peak of social dancing for a lot of people. It’s great because it works with all kinds of music. 50s music, country music, rock, pop, big band music, all of this works great with East Coast Swing and that really says a lot about the versatility of it all.

Cha Cha

Cha Cha is a dance coming from Cuba and it has a great rhythm to it. The dance has many characteristics, but the primary one is that you have three consecutive quick steps as you dance and move around with your partner. It’s very creative and one of the most interesting social dancing experiences that you will have.

Salsa

Salsa is a social dance that originates from Cuban folk dances. The movements are a combination of danzon, bombva, mambo, rumba, son and many others. It’s great for all kinds of latin music and it’s extremely versatile, which is exactly what you would expect.

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