DanceCrazy.com, an online business that creates dance lessons on DVDs, has today released their Salsa Dance Mastery System on special offer. This 5 DVD set teaches beginners and intermediate dancers the ins and outs of the salsa dance in a fun and interactive manner. The set of dance lessons usually costs $137, but is currently available for just $47. It is hoped that this will encourage more people to learn the salsa.
"The salsa is a sensual, beautiful, sexy and fun dance", says David Salazar from DanceCrazy.com. "It truly embodies the spirit of Latin America, with a lot of hip swaying, spinning and fun steps. While it is a dance that looks incredibly complicated, it is actually not all that hard to master. We hope that our DVD set will give more people the opportunity to learn it."
The dance lessons offered by DanceCrazy.com are designed to be very easy to follow, while providing a huge amount of details at the same time. The system shows closeup images of all the important moves within the salsa, to the background of fun Latin music that encourages movement. The first three DVDs are focuses specifically on beginner dancers and the final two on the intermediate. However, intermediate or even advanced dancers could benefit from going through the first three DVDs in order to get make sure they know the steps and techniques properly.
The DVD set is available directly through the DanceCrazy website, but also on Amazon. Since having been released there, it has received numerous positive reviews. "I bought this 5 set CD thinking I could probably skip most of the beginner stuff", says Waliki Tata. "I was wrong! I had been taking private lessons for 2 years on and off. The 3 beginner tapes were more than just informative. I think this is a good way to learn Salsa. My partner did not want to go out and dance with me for 4 years, but when I started learning with these tapes we went out and had a good time on the dance floor for the first time! Thank you Salsa Crazy!"
Salsa is a very lively dance and it incorporates many different styles. It has both Spanish and American influences, which is not surprising since it actually originated from Cuba. Some of the places where this dance is the most popular include today's Cuba, but also Puerto Rico and New York. Salsa dancing is almost always done to lyrical music pieces, usually having lyrics that talk about life and love. In true, traditional salsa music, the vocals are "call and response", meaning one says something and the other responds. This is still strongly felt in the dance as well.
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David Salazar
877-507-3403
info@dancecrazy.com
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