Colombian style salsa

The Colombian salsa is distinguished from the rest in that the movements of the feet and hips are very fast and that acrobatics are performed.

Cubain style salsa

Cuban salsa is an informal, free dance that dances in an imaginary circle and hands tied almost all the time, forming graceful ornaments and pirouettes.

New York Style

Salsa New York differs from Los Angeles only in that the dancer starts dancing on the second beat instead of the first. That is, if there are eight in all, the New York style starts at number 2. It looks a lot like the mambo or son's dance and is very elegant.

Bachata

Bachata is a dance of great sensuality that, like the rest of the Caribbean rhythms, requires an unbeatable appearance on the part of ushers.

Merengue

It is a Dominican style of music and dance. The couple stays together in a closed position. The leader holds the size of the follower with the right hand, while the right hand of the follower is held with the left hand at eye level.

Colombian cumbia

Cumbia is a musical rhythm and a traditional folkloric dance of Colombia, whose contents come from three cultural aspects, mainly black indigenous and African peoples and, to a lesser extent, white (Spanish). the colony.