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The most important thing - it is danced in contratiempo (like the NY salsa, on2). It is a calm, elegant, traditional dance.

I would have like to assist to the class Yoandy is a good teacher

But a the end I seems he does some moves on the 1 non ?

No, no, they are in contratiempo all the time. And yes, Diana and Yoandy are both great dancers and teachers.

+ELNino Unfortunately not. If somebody does, I hope they will let you know.

dundunbanza (sierra maestra)

+tanglofio thank you for your comment. There is no point in continuing some other discussions. And as I wrote earlier, we don't need to agree about everything with everybody, people have different tastes, preferences and interests, but we need to be polite and civilized in communication. I certainly demand that on my posts.

Well-founded polite criticism is ok, badmouthing usually indicates frustration and jealousy

Yes, I am frustrated , ashamed, and jealous. So what? The fact does not change with politeness.

Wrong! We don't need to agree and you don't need to like this, but you MUST be polite, especially if you want to comment on my posts and people I like and respect!

I am polite but truth is hard to admit. They are merolicos and dance son like amateurs. I am polite, but I say what see. The fact.

What is the problem of people with politeness? You post something that is mediocre and claim for politeness. I don't understand. Yes Diana and Yoandy are very amateurs in real cuban dances. I dint know about the other "rare" things they do because I dint mind but in CUBAN Dances they are poor and mediocres. Yes I am polite, look how sincere I express the truth to let people know it.

I'm not in the video, I filmed it. And I have a different dancing style, so I'm not defending myself. But I feel I must reply, as these are friends of mine: first, there are taps in the video. Secondly, this is a rueda workshop at a salsa festival, not a rehearsed performance of a salsa club. These are elements or combinations that most of the people in the video learned in that one hour (and they probably concentrate more on the elements than styling). Thirdly, there are really different styles of Cuban salsa dancing. True, most professional Cuban dancers use their whole body, from their head and shoulders to complex footwork, but a lot of Cubans also "just walk". Look at this rueda by All Stars Santiago de Cuba. There is a lot of "walking", almost marching, in it. ua-cam.com/video/duDSo9lIxYM/v-deo.html