Class Schedule
NEW! Beginner Cuban Salsa 5-week series starting on Wednesday May 4 @Sheldon Community Center from 7-8pm. Taught by Vito Garcia.
Rueda de Casino is a very social activity. It is the perfect way to meet and interact with a variety of new and interesting people. No experience or partner needed for the beginner class. This class will teach you the foundation moves you need to know to participate in this fun group dance: guapea, dile que no, exhibela, vacilala and enchunfla. Sign up here! https://rec.eugene-or.gov/OR/city-of-eugene-or/catalog -- Adult Activities > Dance and Drama > Azucar! Latin Dance Instruction > Beginner Cuban Salsa Dancing RUEDA DE CASINO CLASSES - taught by Vito Garcia Beginner - this class will teach you the foundation moves you need to know to participate in this fun group dance. Intermediate - this class will continue teaching you the foundation moves and start to learn combinations with guapea, dile que no, exhibela, vacilala and enchunfla. *No partner needed * No Experience needed for the beginner level * Please use non-street shoes (clean and non-marking soles) *$35/month Check out Azucar on Facebook where we post dance events and videos. You may also find this website useful for the names and descriptions of dance patterns found in this dance: https://ruedawiki.org/ Questions? Call or text Courtney @ 541-659-1283 |
NEW! Intermediate Bachata 5-week series starting on Wednesday May 4 @Sheldon Community Center from 8-9pm. Taught by Juan Garcia
Bachata is a partner dance from the Dominican Republic. The music has 8 counts like salsa. This class will be a mix of Dominican and other styles. Sign up here! https://rec.eugene-or.gov/OR/city-of-eugene-or/catalog -- Adult Activities > Dance and Drama > Azucar! Latin Dance Instruction > Intermediate Bachata CUMBIA CLASSES -taught by Juan Garcia (No classes currently offered) Cumbia is a Latin dance done at Salsa clubs and venues where the music has Mexican and Columbian influences. Along with Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Cha Cha, Cumbia rounds out the Latin Club dancer’s repertoire and will keep them in high demand all night. Cumbia shares the same steps, patterns, and rhythm as Street-Style Salsa, only the styling is a little different. Cumbia has a distinctive lilt and grounded look which hint at its roots as a folk dance. (from https://mayihavethisdance.com/dance-descriptions/cumbia) |