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Latin dances are a vibrant and diverse group of styles that originated in Latin America, Spain, and Portugal. Here are some of the most popular types of Latin dances: 1. Salsa: A high-energy dance from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Colombia, characterized by quick footwork and rhythmic hip movements. 2. Cha Cha Cha: A flirtatious and lively dance from Cuba, known for its quick footwork and playful hip movements (like the one in the Facebook post you shared!). 3. Rumba: A sensual and passionate dance from Cuba and Spain, characterized by slow, seductive movements and hip action. 4. Jive: A high-energy dance from the United States, influenced by African-American and Latin music, characterized by kicks, flicks, and bouncy movements. 5. Paso Doble: A dramatic and powerful dance from Spain, inspired by bullfighting, characterized by strong movements and poses. 6. Samba: A lively and rhythmic dance from Brazil, characterized by quick footwork and bouncy hip movements. 7. Mambo: A fast-paced and ene...

8 week Ballroom and Latin class : Our next ballroom and Latin dance class starts on  Friday 06  Sept 2024 .It starts at 19:45 and runs for 1 hr till 20:45 .You will learn 2 Latin American dance styles- Salsa and boogie . And 2 Ballroom dance styles- Rhythm Foxtrot and the waltz . Fees: R 800 per person. There is Beginner  line dance class at 17:45 to 18:30 every Wednesday which cost R 210 per month.  All classes are delivered at the St Thomas Hall complex St Avenue off Stephen Dlamini rd Musgrave Durban. facebook/ddc.co.za/    

  The Timeless Elegance of the Waltz: A Dance of Grace and History The waltz is more than just a dance; it is a graceful expression of rhythm, movement, and emotion. As one of the most enduring and popular forms of ballroom dance, the waltz has captivated audiences and dancers alike for centuries. Its sweeping movements, close partner connection, and lilting music create a mesmerizing experience that embodies both tradition and romance.  Origins of the Waltz The waltz originated in the late 18th century in Europe, particularly in Austria and Germany. It evolved from folk dances like the "Ländler," which featured couples dancing together in a close embrace, a significant departure from the more reserved dances of the time. Initially, the waltz was considered scandalous due to the close contact between partners, but it quickly gained popularity across Europe, eventually becoming a staple of high society and ballroom culture. The name "waltz" comes from the German wor...

  The Elegance and Allure of Ballroom Dance Ballroom dance, a world where elegance, rhythm, and grace converge, has captivated audiences for centuries. Whether performed in a grand ballroom or a modest dance studio, this dance form offers a mesmerizing blend of tradition, passion, and artistry. But beyond its visual appeal, ballroom dance carries a rich history and culture that continues to evolve, bringing people together in celebration of movement and connection. A Brief History of Ballroom Dance Ballroom dance traces its roots back to the European courts of the 16th century, where it was a social pastime for the aristocracy. Over time, it evolved from formal, structured steps into a more expressive and accessible form of entertainment. In the 19th and 20th centuries, ballroom dancing became popular in public dance halls, and it eventually grew into a competitive sport known as "Dancesport." The dance styles we recognize today, such as the Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, and Quickst...