SDQs – Latin Dance Congress Survey #1
There are hundreds of latin dance congresses that take place around the world every year. A few of them have been around for several years,…
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SDQ’s – Caricatures & Etiquette
Sorrel Holliday wrote an article detailing “8 Salsa Caricatures”. It is a humorous look at different dancers that you might find on the dance…
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Bachata-Pedia
There are Wikipedia pages for Bachata music and dance and these are very informative references when doing research on the history of Bachata. However,…
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An Introduction To The Orishas
If you listen to a lot of salsa music, especially Cuban salsa, then you may notice certain African words repeated throughout different songs such…
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Lifestyle of a Traveling Dance Instructor
WANTED: Individual to use their talents to serve and instruct the community at weekend dance events, and potentially improve the lives of those you encounter. Must…
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Roots of Bachata Dance
Bachata music and dance has a rich yet controversial history. It originated in the Dominican Republic and early in its history the music was often censored and…
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Dancing where no one has danced before!
Damn you to hell “So You Think You Can Dance”, “Dancing With The Stars” and “America’s Got Talent”. It’s all your fault! Everything was…
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This podcast is all about the wonderful world of salsa congresses. Fellow salsa dancers Frank Condori and Cory Gray join me to discuss the social aspects of congresses…
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Salsa Congresses: The Good, The Bad, The Beautiful, and the Ugly
It’s congress season and that means many of you are spending your weekends taking hours of workshops, eating peanut butter & jelly sandwiches in…
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Interview With Sonia Rivera of Diamond Dancers International
This week’s interview is with Sonia Rivera, Director of Diamond Dancers International based in Tampa, Florida. Sonia is extremely passionate about salsa dancing, both…
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