Social Group Class

TANGO – The style of tango started in the lower-class sections of Buenos Aires, with girls in full skirts and men in gaucho costumes with high boots and spurs dancing “Baile Con Corte”, the dance with a stop. The tango came to both Europe and America around 1910 and was one of the only dances […]

CHA-CHA – Cha-Cha was developed in Cuba in the early ’50s as a response to a new, slower style of mambo music, which included a syncopated beat, Dancers used a triple hip movement on the slow, syncopated beat, and this later developed into the triple step. Cha-Cha is still the most popular Latin dance in America, […]

CHA-CHA – Cha-Cha was developed in Cuba in the early ’50s as a response to a new, slower style of mambo music, which included a syncopated beat, Dancers used a triple hip movement on the slow, syncopated beat, and this later developed into the triple step. Cha-Cha is still the most popular Latin dance in America, […]

CHA-CHA – Cha-Cha was developed in Cuba in the early ’50s as a response to a new, slower style of mambo music, which included a syncopated beat, Dancers used a triple hip movement on the slow, syncopated beat, and this later developed into the triple step. Cha-Cha is still the most popular Latin dance in America, […]

CHA-CHA – Cha-Cha was developed in Cuba in the early ’50s as a response to a new, slower style of mambo music, which included a syncopated beat, Dancers used a triple hip movement on the slow, syncopated beat, and this later developed into the triple step. Cha-Cha is still the most popular Latin dance in America, […]

HUSTLE – Hustle was developed in the early ’70s and grew to popularity with the rise of disco music. In Hustle, the man looks “cool” while the woman does lots of flashy turns and complex patterns with intricate arm movements lead by the man. Ballroom in Motion teaches street hustle and syncopated street hustle which originated […]