Weekly Classes - Workshops - Dance Festivals - Party nights

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Wednesday Evenings 100% Cuban Salsa in Windsor, St, Leonards Rd, Berks, SL4 3BL

8pm CLASSES ALL LEVELS – 100% CUBAN STYLE

Absolute Beginner’s

Beginners 6 week course dates 6th Jan 17th Feb, 31st March All priced at £35)

Improvers with Martina Tessaro
Drop in class suitable for anyone who is confident with basic footwork and timing.

Intermediate with Miguel Ramirez
Open class – For competent dancers - complex sequences, turns and footwork patterns, timing, ladies styling and men’s styling.

9 – 10pm: Freestyle Dance Practise:
An opportunity to practise moves learnt in class, develop your style and have a drink with friends.

£7.50 per class - Including social dancing.

Cuban Party night 2nd Thursday of EVERY month

What more could Latin dance lovers ask for, a Cuban party night twice a month in a suited environment with authentic Latin music! Come and enjoy a fantastic friendly atmosphere, cocktails & dancing with infectious Latin rhythms to modern music. Come alone; with friends or as a couple, come along to practice, take a class or show off your dance moves to the best Authentic Cuban Latin music in the area. Something for everybody - spectators welcome too.

9pm - Beginners/Improvers levels, Intermediate levels
After Class - Club dancing – suitable for all

Party Dates 2010
January / 14th
February / 11th
March / 11th
April / 8th
May / 13th

Guest teachers at Havana
9pm - Beginners/Improvers levels, Intermediate levels
After Class - Club dancing – suitable for all.
Guest Teachers Leoandro Charanger “Regatton”, Ildalberto Alcala “Mambo”! TBC

Both from Cuba – Top International artists!
Reggaeton is a relatively new genre of dance music that has become popular in Puerto Rico over the last decade. Reggaeton was heavily infuenced by urban hip-hop music craze in the United States. As is the case with hip-hop music in the United States, reggaeton appeals primarily to youths. Reggaeton is closely associated with the "underground" movement of urban youth.

The explosion in reggaeton's popularity in Latino urban centers have prompted some to speculate that the genre will soon eclipse salsa, merengue and other pop music among Puerto Rican and other Hispanic youth. In part, this might be due to lyrics on issues and subjects of interest to those audiences: urban crime, sex and racism; issues which have similarly made hip-hop music so popular.



Workshops

January

Masterclass: Cha Cha Cha (Suitable for All) Intense session!
Date: Tuesday 26th January
Time: 8.30-10pm
Venue: The Firestation, Basement Studio

The Cha Cha is another fun and versatile Latin dance. Interpretation of Cha-Cha-Cha music should produce a happy, carefree, cheeky, party-time-like atmosphere. The dance draws its name from the rhythm of the feet on the dance floor - 'cha cha cha' - and today's version resembles the original Cuban Cha Cha.

February

Masterclass: Cuban Style Men’s Styling with Miguel Ramirez
Date: Thursday 2nd February
Time: 8.30-10pm
Venue: Activity Studio, Windsor Leisure Centre
Cost: £15

During this session Miguel will pay attention to men shines (footwork), freestyle movement and mans styling.

Masterclass: Ladies Styling Master class with Guest Tutor Colleen Daniels
Date: Saturday 6th February
Time: 3-5pm
Venue: Dance studio, Windsor Leisure Centre
Cost: £20

Ladies do you love Salsa, but want to shine on the dance floor? – Then this is the class for you!

With Guest teacher Coleen Daniels! Coleen has taught with many of the best UK Salsa teachers & is known for her infectious personality as much as she is for her ability as a dancer. This session is designed for lady Salsa dancers. During the session styling of all our ladies will be the focus with a great attention to styling & spin techniques.

March

Masterclass: Bachata, Slow tempo dance originating from Dominican Republic
Date: Thursday 30th March
Time: 8.30-10pm
Venue: Activity Studio, Windsor Leisure Centre
Cost: £15

Bachata is a beautiful and sensual dance that originates from the Dominican Republic, now becoming very popular in Europe. Bachata music is usually played at most good Salsa clubs and parties, so it’s one to learn! Easier to learn then Salsa with a slower tempo – Suitable for All, learn an intense routine.