Ballroom/Social Dance
Ballroom dance is a form of social (and often competitive) dance that is enjoyed around the world. Many historical dances are incorporated into American Style Ballroom Dance bringing to life popular music and varied partner dances. It is a dance form that incorporates improvisation, artistry and often comes to life on the dance floors at social gatherings, competitions, stages, television and film.
Ms. Elizabeth Guerrero will bring to our Conservatory the rhythms of the Cha-Cha, Rumba, Swing, Bolero and Mambo, which are commonly taught in ballroom classes. With the exception of Swing which started in America, these are dances that originated in Africa and Cuba. Other popular dances programmed for this class could include Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Argentine Tango, Hustle, Waltz, Foxtrot, and Paso Doble. Between an upcoming "quinceañera" party and any social gathering among family and friends, all our Conservatory students will benefit from this class immensely. They will acquire the confidence to take command of any dance floor!
Stop by the Conservatory and register for this NEW Ballroom class with Ms. Elizabeth Guerrero. As an introduction, the registration fee will be only $25. |
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