I just finished building a FULL chronological listening library covering the roots and evolution of salsa music and Afro-Caribbean culture 🌍🔥 This is one of the most comprehensive musicality resources inside the community and was specifically designed to help dancers improve their listening diet, musical understanding, rhythmic awareness, and connection to the music we dance to today. Inside the Heritage Playlists you’ll explore: 🥁 Afro-Cuban sacred rhythms 🎸 Rural eastern Cuban son & changüí 💃 Rumba, danzón, mambo & cha cha chá 🎺 Palladium-era New York mambo 🎹 Conjunto & son montuno 🗽 Boogaloo & salsa dura 🇵🇷 Afro-Boricua roots 🇨🇴 Colombian salsa 🇨🇺 Timba 🌍 Global salsa fusion…and much more. Each playlist is organized chronologically and includes embedded Spotify playlists so you can explore different eras, artists, rhythms, and cultural movements anytime. This is NOT available to free members. 🔥 PREMIUM MEMBERS get full access automatically inside the classroom. If you are already Premium: ➡️ Go to the Classroom ➡️ Open “The Heritage Playlists” ➡️ Start exploring the timeline and listening library If you are not Premium yet: ✅ Upgrade to Premium to unlock the full resource libraryOR ✅ Purchase “The Heritage Playlists” course individually for $12 inside the Classroom This resource is also connected to the larger Salsa Musicality Mastery curriculum and is designed to help you move beyond memorizing patterns and actually understand the music behind salsa dance. Train your ear. Deepen your musicality. Understand the history. Feel the culture. 🎶

I just released a brand new Salsa Song Structure Listening Template inside the Fix Your Salsa Timing series 🎶 This template is designed to help dancers actively listen to salsa music and track where they are inside of a song in real time. Learn how to identify: • Intro • Verse • Montuno • Mambo • Coda • Musical transitions & energy changes The goal is to help you stop feeling lost in unfamiliar songs and start understanding the actual structure and story of salsa music 🔥 If you’ve ever wanted to: ✅ anticipate breaks ✅ understand song progression ✅ improve your musicality ✅ dance more harmoniously with the music ✅ understand ANY salsa song even if you’ve never heard it before… …this is for you. Go check out the new episode + downloadable listening template inside the classroom now 🎧🔥

If you’ve ever wanted to experience salsa at the source… this is for you. I’m hosting a FREE live info session on May 3 where I’m breaking down everything about the Roots of Salsa Cuban Dance Retreat 👇 What You’ll Discover in This Session • What it’s like to train in Cuba with live musicians & local dancers • How this experience will transform your timing, musicality, and connection • The full retreat breakdown (training, culture, social dancing, excursions )• Who this is for — and if it’s the right fit for you• How to reserve your spot for the next retreat 🇨🇺 This Is Not Just a Trip This is an immersion into the roots of the music and movement we dance to. • Learn directly from Cuban artists • Feel the rhythms in their natural environment• Develop a deeper, embodied understanding of salsa 📅 How to Join 👉 Go to the Community Calendar 👉 Find the session on May 3 👉 Save your spot If you’ve been feeling stuck in your dancing…this might be the experience that changes everything. See you there. — Musa

I want to do something different… If you’ve been stuck on something—timing, musicality, partner connection, footwork, anything… 👇 Drop your question below And I’ll respond personally with a video breaking it down for you. This can be: • something that confuses you • something that hasn’t clicked yet • or something you want to go deeper on Nothing is too basic or too advanced. 🎯 This is your chance to get direct coaching inside the community I’ll be replying to questions directly in the comments with video responses. 😉 💬 Drop your question below and I’ll start recording 👇

A) Staying on beat B) Hearing the music but not knowing what to do with it C) Partner connection D) Overthinking and freezing mid-dance Comment A, B, C or D and tell us why. Chances are, if you struggle with it, others here do too. Let’s break it down together