FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We combine different Bachata styles in our classes. In our beginner series we start with the basics of Bachata Moderna. In later levels other styles such as Bachata Sensual, Bachata Dominicana, ... are gradually introduced. Our advanced classes are what we call Bachata Fusion.

We teach mainly Cuban style Salsa.

Kizomba (sometimes also called traditional Kizomba) is the primary dance style offered in the lessons. In the higher levels styles like Semba, Tarraxinha and other related genres are also introduced. Fusion Kizomba and Urban Kizz are generally not included in the curriculum.

Couple dances, such as Salsa and Bachata, are usually not choreographies practiced in advance, but an improvisation of the moment: the leader decides which movements the couple will dance. He leads the movement, and gives directions to the follower so that the follower can complete the movement in time (according to the rhythm). These quick decisions make dancing an excellent brain sport! It also ensures that dancing with different partners, e.g. at parties, is possible and interesting. Usually in Latin dance, the guys lead and the ladies follow, but feel free to choose the role that suits you best. The only reason we ask this is to ensure that the leader/follower balance is maintained in our classes.

We compiled a few spotify playlists with songs we like! Feel free to check them out: - Salsa con Emoción (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0bcO7Skg2RhHDaFpHOHXZd?si=OBgZvgCRR5qB3nGC-JgNWw&pi=ykfDkI1UQliCS&nd=1&dlsi=0ac5464ece6647c7)- Bachata con Emoción (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/44FUqsU5QJ2etPjyFFxM07) Listening to Latin music outside of class will help you learn how to feel the rythm, find the '1', predict the breaks and accents in the music, etc.