Salsa People expertise and providing courses of Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, Man Style, Lady Style & 6 Show Teams. Visit us and let yourself be convinced by the Salsa People family. Learn to dance in the Dance Academy in Zurich.
Salsa People is not just a normal dance school where you can learn to dance but much more! This school was built with love and is also continued like that. There is often a collegial relationship between the students themselves and the Salsa People Team, which makes the whole atmosphere unique.
No matter how big we are – we value a more personal relationship with the students and do not let anyone down! Our goal is achieved when you are satisfied with your dance performances, feel comfortable with us and have discovered a new passion: dancing!
The time comes with us! We do not stop but are always one step ahead.
The Flying Dance Company (FDC) offers both on-line and in-studio dance lessons. We also share share information on where to go dancing, dance etiquette, where to buy dance shoes and outfits and more.
Services: How to Salsa, Salsa Dance Steps, Hot Salsa, Wedding Dance Lessons, Father Daughter Dance, Mother Son Dance lessons, West Coast Swing Dance Steps, Line Dancing Steps, Latin & Ballroom Classes and Lessons, Hip Hop Dance, Belly Dance, Flamenco Dancing, Argentine Tango.
Rachel Cassandra is a teacher and dancer originally from Port Jefferson, New York. Her true loves are dancing, teaching, and travel – and she’s pursued these extensively since she started dancing in 2005. She has a varied dance background and extensive teaching expertise. See for yourself on her YouTube channel!
Rachel has taught in cities around Europe and across the United States. While she periodically bases herself in one city for a time (most recently New York City, London, and Dublin), she is more often living the nomadic teaching lifestyle. Rachel finds particular joy in helping new scenes improve, which has inspired her latest teaching tour. Although she’s not currently running any weekly classes, you can contact her about workshop possibilities.
Kizomba is Rachel’s primary dance. She also provides instruction in semba and has been known to give tips on social tarraxinha.
While she loves following, Rachel is an advocate of gender equality in kizomba. Not only does she teach leaders’ steps and technique, she also leads on the social floor. She encourages everyone to try styling classes and loves to see people exploring both sides of her favorite dance.
In addition, you’ll still find Rachel out doing lindy and blues, and she’s determined to learn West Coast Swing and Zouk-Lambada eventually.
