Hello everyone — quick update. Now that the platform is restructuring and we’re adding the EM World Project (launching Jan 2026), a few people asked if they could still lock in the old VIP rate. Here’s the deal: I’m reopening the $99/mo VIP for life for the next 24 hours only.After that, VIP goes back to $119/mo permanently — no exceptions. VIP includes: - Full Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Chachacha, Pachanga - Level 1–4 EM Weekly Lessons - Weekly VIP Q&A - Personalized monthly feedback video - Exclusive eligibility to apply for the EM World Project - Performance access starting Jan 2026 - New routines every 4 months If you were waiting, this is the last time the $99/mo rate will ever be available. 👉 24 hours start now.👉 After that: $119/mo for life.

Happy thanksgiving to all of you that celebrate it, otherwise have a great day!! here sharing some inspiration. One of my favorites documental, if you get the full version is very inspirational. Some of my favorite palladium dancers here. Enjoy!

These literally are the best instructional videos I have watched in my years as a professional dancer!! Clarity at its finest, amazing job maestros!!!

This was it. I came to my first New York Salsa Congress 2003 still dancing on1. That same weekend, I learned how to dance on2 social dancing. My train of thought was simple: if on1 is 1-2-3 / 5-6-7… then on2 must be 2-3-4 / 6-7-8. But this performance… this was the moment. The Eddie Torres dancers came out and absolutely killed it. And then—boom—he walked out with his wife, Maria. The Mambo King himself. Little did I know that he would become my mentor, and I would become his biggest fan until this very day. The moment I saw my maestro dancing, I fell in love with mambo. I was crying in the middle of the show and I didn’t even know why. I made myself a promise: In 10 years, I will be dancing alongside him. Four months later, my dream came true. I became an Eddie Torres dancer. And in that moment, I realized something important: We must dream big. If you can see it, you can do it. The “how” is not important — the goal is.

Yesterday a student told me: “I don’t like how I look in the mirror when I do shines.” Honestly… I’ve felt the same. I’ve never watched a video of myself and said, “Wow, perfect.” But I see this as something positive — it keeps me improving, working on my basics, and growing. Here’s one tip that changed everything for me: Dress for the dancer you want to become. When you go to class or social dance, don’t just wear anything comfortable. Choose clothes that match the look, style, and energy you want to express — almost like stepping into a role. When you look the part, you feel the part. And when you feel the part, you dance with more confidence. What do you think? Have you felt this too?