Salsa Dance

Seductive steps. Exotic beats. Passionate movements, and explosive turns. These are some of the elements of the Latin dance known as the Salsa. While this type of dance can include all kinds of steps and timings, Dance Visions Donald Johnson and Kasia Kozak teach a simplified salsa for beginners that still allows him or her to experience the wonderful, hot sensation of Salsa dancing. With careful and detailed instruction, they will guide you through the basic elements of this wonderful dance. Get ready to catch the musics rhythm with this exciting instructional DVD. You wont regret it.

Burn calories and energize your body while learning dance movements from all over the world! This unique, multi-cultural program offers an all-in-one dance workout, plus instruction in some of the most alluring and popular dance styles. Sample diverse flavors and rhythms of dance, learn authentic steps - from basic to more challenging - and take them with you to the dancefloor!

Jetzt wird's heiß! Lassen Sie sich von Markus Schöffl und seiner Partnerin Tine in die Welt des Latin entführen!

As well as his very own subscription website www.oliverpineda.dance, housing over 300 videos with new uploads every month plus his NEW International initiative; The Oliver Pineda TOP Teams, allowing dancers worldwide to learn, train & perform under his extensive choreographic guidance & experience, Oliver Pineda is also the Founder and Director of world reknown Latin Motion Dance Academy, founded by Oliver Pineda & Natalie Zeller (formally Reis) in the year 2000. As Australia's only 8 times World Salsa Champion, Oliver has won five of his World Salsa Titles with celebrity dance partner of 20 years & three times winner of "Dancing with the Stars" Luda Kroitor & continues to inspire by performing & winning championships till today.

Nothing can prepare your for the frenzied, spicy rhythms that resonate through modern salsa, It's hip rolling, body quivering, must-dance music that fires the emotions and stirs the soul. Turn up the volume and feel the heat. Your sense will feel acutely alive to a beat that pounds with saxophone and drums and, always, full percussion. What makes salsa so seductive? Maybe it is its history, from the original rhythms of the African ancestors, who were brought to the Caribbean by the Spanish as slaves, to the growth of today's salsa on the hip, hot streets of New York. In the swinging 60s, it was the Cubans, living among Latinos from Puerto Rico, who began playing their own distinctive styles. As well-known salsa singer Celia Cruz has said: "Salsa is Cuban music with another name. It's Mambo, Cha Cha Cha, Rumba…"