We all have our Salsa crushes right 😌🤭I’d love to hear who inspired you, and why? Here’s mine, order doesn’t matter here✨ 1. Griselle Ponce 2. Tania Cannarsa 3. Marisol Blanco 4. Tamara Livolsi & Tito Ortos 5. Cobobrothers 6. Jorge & Indira 7. Adolfo Indacochea 8. Maykel Fonts 9. Yoyo Flow 10. Pablito Stellato 11. Delia Madera 12. Ernesto & Denisse 13. The Ayalas 14. Diago Camilo 15. Diego Rivera 16. Javier Escobar 17. Bruno Rodriguez 18. Chiky Cuba 19. Alien Ramirez 20. Franklin Diaz

Is there really a difference? And how the h*@! do I not get dizzy? 😵 Watch "Turning 101 Course" HERE to get started 🥳 Do you want more courses like this? I’ve got a few more class requests lined up already 😂 Keep them coming—I’m slow but steady with uploads. Just like those turns 😁

Ever wonder why some dancers pick things up SO FAST in class? What I’ve noticed is that many dancers are missing a huge piece of the learning process. I’ve taught hundreds of dancers how to learn faster and more effectively in class — from students who struggle with a single 8-count to dancers who can learn any Shines & choreography almost instantly that even shocked me🤯 Does this sound like your experience? Or do you have any tips that have helped you learn faster? Drop them below 👇 and I’ll share my methodology in a blog inside the “To Answer Your Questions…” course!

Try it out HERE and let me know how it goes 👠🐾 - or in the Charanga Track Course Module

I recently had a student tell me, “I don’t really see the point of doing shines. I just want to learn partnerwork—it's not like I’ll actually use shines when I’m social dancing, so why bother?” I have plenty of thoughts on this, but I’d love to hear yours first. Do you enjoy shines, partnerwork, or both? And do you think shines are important to practice? Let's discuss 🎙️💭