
Nia: Letting Go and Moving the Body’s Way
I was sitting at a wide wooden table, enjoying the morning sunshine as I did some writing at a musician friend’s house in Albany,…
Read MoreI was sitting at a wide wooden table, enjoying the morning sunshine as I did some writing at a musician friend’s house in Albany,…
Read MoreOn a warm Saturday morning in Pasadena, California, I sat with Mirayda Levi, an amiable and confident woman and Salsa singer who was born…
Read MoreBrazilian Zouk is a social dance that is relatively young and has been developing very rapidly. I have only recently entered the scene and…
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Read MoreTraveling out-of-state and overseas to teach is a dream that many young instructors have. But where to begin? And what steps should one take…
Read MoreEddie Torres also known as “The Mambo King” is a living legend in the Latin dance community. He has trained world-famous salseros like Adolfo Indacochea,…
Read MoreIf it were possible to have a Ph.D in Salsa Philosophy, Magna Gopal would have one. The petite powerhouse is known across the globe…
Read MoreHow do I become a great dance instructor? Where to start? How does an average instructor become great? Apparently, it takes more than just…
Read MoreThe World Latin Cup is this month. Dancers from all over the world will flock to Miami Beach and attempt to impress the judges…
Read MoreWhy does Michelle like to hijack the lead from her partner when she social dances? Because sometimes it’s a good idea! Listen to Michelle…
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