The Sexy Latin

Rhythm | Latin Dances

Cha Cha

Energetic, stylish, and elegant, the cha-cha is a perfect partner dance and everyone from beginning dancers to professionals can have a great time learning the basics or mastering finer points.

Mambo

Your pulse will be racing as you learn all the steps, twists, and turns to bring this steamy partner dance to the dance floor. Regardless of your level of experience, our expertly trained instructors will have you moving in style.

Samba

A fun solo or partner dance, Samba is free-flowing, energetic, and upbeat. Samba can be danced competitively, but is also a fun and relatively straightforward dance for beginning dancers.

Rumba

Rumba is distinguished by its romantic feel and continuous flowing movement, exemplified by a sensuous swaying of the hips known as Cuban Motion. With its easy pace and fluid, seductive movements, Rumba is a beautiful dance for all levels.

Jive

Jive is a club dance for beginners and dancers of all skill levels. You will be moving your knees and shaking your hips right away. 

Bolero

Bolero is often referred to as the “Cuban Dance of Love" due to the sensuality of this dance’s rhythmic movements. No prior experience is needed to have fun learning this easy dance.

8 Benefits of Latin Dance :
 1. Way of fitness that can generate excitement.
 2. Pleasing. 
3. Can train a good style for men and women. 
4. Strengthen stamina and slimming.
 5. Cultivate a personal appeal. 
6. Gives a feeling of "how wonderful life".
 7. Enjoy the beauty of life from now on.

8. Increase your social skill

Latin dance workout should be done 2 hours after meals, because Latin dance movement that prioritizes the waist and hips that would make people feel not good practice it immediately after eating.

There are 2 types of Latin Dance, the Amrica Latin and the Africa. But the America is more popular than the Africa. In response to Stefan’s Wordle , Tyler Cowen muses: I wonder sometimes why Latin America is overstudied in development economics and similarly, why World Bank employees are often keen to work in that region.  How much is a) absence of jet lag from the U.S., b) relative ease of learning Spanish and Portuguese, and c) lower population densities than Asia, which in some ways make visits more pleasant, or d) income inequality, which means that life is quite good for visitors?  Are there other factors? Less jet lag I can get behind, but I’d be shocked if it explained the gap. Language and cultural affinity could explain much of the gap between Latin America and Asia, but not the research gap between Latin America and Africa. Researchers operate in English and French across Africa, and it’s hard to find lower population densities or greater income inequality
 

Difrent from Waltz, this Latin Dance is energetic, it's more sexy and more attractive to watch. Latin can burn more fat than waltz. Usualy people do latin dance at the party or in special ceremony.