Cuban Salsa For Beginners Master the Basics
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Cuban Salsa for Beginnners Master the Basics Discover the fun and exhilarating world of the Cuban Salsa, with detailed instruction and easy-to-follow demonstrations helping you master the basics. In a series of simple lessons you will learn the eight basic steps and the 27 essential figures you need. We start by exploring the basic principles of Cuban Salsa, helping you to establish your technique. Then we look in detail at the steps of the male and female partner, showing what the couple have to do for each figure, while underlining the most important aspects. As your beginner s introduction to Cuban Salsa continues, each lesson conveys a sequence, which becomes longer and longer, and increasingly difficulty. At the end of every lesson there is music to help you put the theory into practice and master the basics of Cuban Salsa. Cuban Salsa for Beginners lets you learn at your own pace and practice regularly without attending expensive dance classes. This programme was conceived by Happy Dance, a long-established dance school recognised and appreciated for its educational instruction. Discover: Basic Step * Simple side step * Opening step * Cucaracha * Crossed side steps * Mambo step * Cuban step * Half turn
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Thank you both, I love how you teach and the structure of the tutorial.
Thank you for your lesson! It is great to dance salsa.
MUSIC: Nadie Como Tu by Luisito Carrion
Once you've mastered what's below watch these 13 basic moves: ruclips.net/video/4Q_fnhxsQL4/видео.html
LESSON 1
10:56 Men's basic steps overview
21:02 Women's basic steps overview
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32:50 Summary of the following moves
23:18 Open position - Abrazo / Cumbia (abierto) / The No (Guapea) / Enchufla / Repriese / Ladies Right Turn / Man's Left Turn
24:46 Closed position - same as above
27:16 Abrazo + Cumbia (abierto)
27:45 The No (Guapea)
29:32 Enchufalas
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40:07 Complete couple dance sequence of the following moves 43:15 to music
35:25 Change of place Ladies Right Turn / Man's Left Turn (both turns on 8 counts)
37:50 Couple dance sequence - Enchufla / Ladies Right Turn / Man's Left Turn
38:50 Change of Place with Man's Left Turn
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LESSON 2
45:10 Recap of basic steps / Overview of Uno, 2-handed Change of place, Sombrero, Dileque No, No (Guapea), Repriese
45:30 Uno, 2-handed Change of place 45:40 Sombrero 45:55 Variation of Uno (shoulder level)
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LESSON 3
1:00:51 Outside turn (caliente variation) / cucarachas / change of place quarter turn/ Dile Que No / No(guapea) / Para ti para mi / Repriese 1:09:30 Complete sequence 1:10:32 faster with exit from caliente into sombrero
WITH MUSIC 1:11:15
1:02:32 Outside turn (leading to sombrero)
1:03:35 Outside turn caliente variation (leading to cucarachas) 1:05:38 Outside turn + sombrero / Outside turn + caliente
1:07:40 Para ti para mi + Repriese (Para ti para mi = enchufala steps 1-3 mens left turn steps 5-7)
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LESSON 4
1:12:20 & 1:24:48 Sacala, Dile que no, enchufalas, para ti para mi ( 1:25:03 3 variations), sacala + evelyn hand change 1:25:20 , dile que, caliente, sombrero, no(guapea), man's left turn, enchufala doble, fintas, repriese
WITH MUSIC 1:31:09
1:13:41 Sacala
1:25:54 Enchufala Doble (man's right turn underneath follower's arm) / Enchufala Finta (right turn with hand swap)
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LESSON 5
1:33:15 No (guapea) /Uno variation / Sombrero / Dile Que / No / Dos / Caliente / Man's Right Turn / Reprise / Sacala / Hand Change / Sacala / Sombrero / No (Guapea) / Repriese
WITH MUSIC 1:44:28
1:34:27 Dile Que No / Uno variation exit to Sombrero
1:38:16 Caliente direct exit with man's right turn & Repriese with a hand change
This guy in White looks like he will start with some Kung Fu moves =)
Gay kung fu panda.
this is an excellent breakdown of the basic elements and figures...several of the names used are different to the more commonly used names, e.g. no is guapea, cumbia usually called abierto...but a great technical breakdown...
This was an excellent tutorial, it was well structured and just what i needed,thank you
Tnx, it was really helpful ✌️👌✌️
Excellent instruction does anyone know the name of the music and artist that is played on this video?
David Roberts the artist is Luisito Carrion
Very nicely explained and structured tutorial, great starting point, thank you.
just 2 criticisms
1 - what is this guy doing with his right hand when it's free - the Cubans definitely don't do that, they call it maricon
2 - when the complete sequence is danced to the music it doesn't fit - and it's because it is the music that dictates the moves, not the other way around
for practicing it's better to dance just to the beat - when the music starts you have to listen and improvise a little
and finally - some of figure names are "wrong" like cumbia is a different dance, in Cuba they call it abierto
But, overall, your teaching system is excellent, thank you again!
Excellent video. Does anyone know what the name of the music track is that they dance to?
Nadie como tu / Louisito Carrion
Super!!! Thank you for very much for this great tutorial!
what is the song and who sings it, tank you.
29:30
Technically it s good but I suppose so it s tough one
siguen en aumento los estafadores
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Saludos ¿Por qué dices que son estafadores?
Sorry - there are many basic issues in this vid. Just to take 2 of them - the demonstrations frequently DON'T show a weight change on 3 or 7. The changes shown here occurs on the 5 & 8. This is problematic as it means steps 3&7 haven't actually been taken till much later - like 2 beats later than they should. Secondly, and this is surprising for an instructional vid - the demonstration couples keep drifting across the music. Are they dancing on "1" or "2"? At one point they were dancing on "5"! Then back to "2" then "1" again. Whilst it's better technique to dance on "1" or "2", and on a social floor no-one really cares if you're dancing on, say "6". But you should STAY on that beat. For a couple in a demonstration video to drift across the music is very poor practice.
Well then start your own channel professor.