Bachata Class Ladies Styling Class Get inspired

Bachata Class
Get ready to learn the best bachata moves to shine on the
dance floor!
The class includes the following footwork Single time
Double time
Cris Cross
Cha Cha step
Push step
Push step with slide
Swing step
Dominican style
Aucostic Guitar footwork
Cross n turn footwork
Gancho footwork
Front back basic
Side step
The rotation of partners, throughout the class allows
dancers to practice steps with different partners. This
format exposes students to dancing with several partners
and promotes that skill.
Workshops with
Vista Latina
Don Scandinaro and
Iulia Grosu
If you like Bachata you must take this class!
Ladies Styling Class
Spice up your salsa, Ladies! Make it look different from
others’ on the dance floor! Learn how to use interestingand not difficult-styling to look great even if your lead
doesn’t know a thing about salsa!
In the first section of the class learn variations on the basics
that can be built right into your dancing - immediately.
An interesting hip roll during the basic, a little point
syncopation on the cumbia step, a nice side break; all very
easy to learn and very easy to use.
Secondly you will learn about supported shines-fancy
looking but easy tricks to look great.
The third section-my absolute favorite-is the solo shines.
They’re lovely and make you look great on the dance
floor.
The class is for all levels of experience! We will take our
time to break down variations and show different angles.
See you all in class!
Get inspired and inspire.
Saturday, April 14th
2012
Walko’s Studio
Monroeville, PA
2553 Mosside Boulevard
Monroeville, PA 15146
9:00 a.m to
1:00 p.m.
Schedule
9:00 a.m.
Bachata workshop by Don Scandinaro
& Iulia Grosu
10:00 a.m.
Styling workshop by Iulia Grosu
11:00 a.m.
Intermediate Salsa Pattern by surprise
instructor from a nearby city – soon to be
announced
12:00 a.m.
Introducing Kizomba to Pittsburgh
Pricing:
Entire Workshop $40.00
Individual Class $20.00
Payments at the door-cash or check
Bachata is a genre of music that originated in the Dominican Republic in
the early parts of the 20th Century and spread to other parts of Latin America
and Mediterranean Europe.
Kizomba is one of the most popular genres of dance and music created in
Angola. Derived directly from Zouk, sung generally in Portuguese.
www.iuliaanddon.com
Questions?Contact Iulia 412-609-6855 Don 412-874-1873
Brochure designed by Michelle Martindale