Guantanamera| Workshop Demo| Guajira| Slow Salsa On2 Partner Work Practice with Abraham & Michelle скачать в хорошем качестве

Guantanamera| Workshop Demo| Guajira| Slow Salsa On2 Partner Work Practice with Abraham & Michelle

Song: Guantanamera Artist: Lou Perez To watch the full workshop shown in this video: PART 1:    • Intermediate Mambo Partner Work On2 Worksh...   PART 2:    • Salsa On2 Workshop| Mambo Lesson by Abraha...   Abraham Rosales and Michelle Ramos teaching emphasis on musicality and how to lead gently. They also believe that: "It's great for dancers to practice to slow music. Putting aside all the space you have to embellish your dancing, you really have to know what you are doing with your weight transfer, lead follow connection, and rhythmic understanding. Technique for dancing for a dance like salsa/mambo, which requires rhythmic stepping should change for different speeds. Fast technique is hard because you need speed, but you can get away with rhythmic sloppiness and there are less possibilities with your weight transfer and turn/spin dynamics. Slow technique will really show you if you understand rhythm as it is applied to movement. The reality is that medium speed is actually the easiest speed to dance. Practicing slow at the studio also gives you the opportunity to practice to genres of music typically not played at socials or clubs. Some of these genres are Cha Cha Cha, Bolero, slow Son Montuno, Guajira, Danzon (and Danzon variants such as Danzon Cha Cha), etc. " Abraham Rosales and Michelle Ramos are pro dancers, dance instructors, and choreographers from Los Angeles. They are the owners of Bonito Y Sabroso dance company. Together, they have been giving salsa on2 lessons in the Los Angeles area. Follow them on IG: bonitoysabroso