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SALSATRICITY; RUNNER UP SALSA SCHOOL OF THE YEAR 2011
By Heather | July 6, 2011
07977 016861
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SALSATRICITY RUNNER UP SALSA SCHOOL OF THE YEAR
FUN PROFESSIONAL VIBRANT & PASSIONATE ABOUT DANCE
Dance insurance in place
http://salsatricity.com/about
Also available for private lessons
07977 016861
EVERY SATURDAY SALSA AND KIZOMBA
LESSONS 8-9.40
FREESTYLE 9.45-1am
DEDICATED SALSA & KIZOMBA ROOM
07977 016861
SUBUD CENTER EN4 8RF
97 EAST BARNET ROAD
OFFICIAL RUNNER UP SALSA SCHOOL OF THE YEAR
CUBAN NIGHTS @SALSATRICITY
STARTING THIS WEEK MAY 19th WITH JULIAN THE DUKE
MAY 19th & JUNE 23rd
START OF OUR MONTHLY ADDITION
OF EXTRA CUBAN TO THE SALSATRICITY COCKTAIL
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THIS WEEK
SALSA & KIZOMBA LESSONS & CLUB
8-1am
£8
LESSONS 8-8.40
BEGINNERS SALSA & KIZOMBA PLUS RUEDA
8.45-9.45 SALSA ALL LEVELS CUBAN STYLE
[BUT WITH CROSS BODY TEACHER FOR INT/ADV on hand!! ]
KIZOMBA BEGINNERS & IMPROVERS
INTRODUCING TO COSTA TEACHING IMPROVERS
CLUB PARTY 9.45-1am
Mikumba KIZOMBA DJ
9.40-9.50 WARM DOWN RUEADA FOR ALL
SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST A NIGHT CLUB/PARTY NIGHT
TANGO@SALSATRICITY
I have been looking for a almost a year xx for someone to introduce Tango to Salsatricity…Then I found them…finally ..in Porto…they are amazing ….a beautiful couple….inspirational teachers….and they are coming to this country…. and Salsatricity…..August 7th…for a workshop….its a one off..but not to be missed…..
TANGO WORKSHOP AUGUST 7th
[details to follow]
CUBAN NIGHTS @SALSATRICITY
MAY 19th & JUNE 23rd
START OF OUR MONTHLY ADDITION
OF EXTRA CUBAN TO THE SALSATRICITY COCKTAIL
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♫ ♪ SALSATRICITY ♫ ♪
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♫ ♪ SALSATRICITY ♫ ♪
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University trained school teacher
http://salsatricity.com/about
Now available for private lessons
first Wedding dance/new to salsa/want to lift your level
or just the gift of dance for a friend or family member?
JUBLIEE STREET PARTY
RECENT PROJECT
TAUGHT ACTORS & CHOREOGRAPHED SCENES
FRINGE THEATRE "DANCE SCHOOL"
Had 4 stars and a great review from Time Out
“It’s also a dance piece, whose pace shifts interestingly as the story develops;
from the lighthearted learning of the wedding number where Tom’s awkward
moves are a joy, to the wonderfully choreographed scenes between Eva and
her teacher that contrast with the fraught hostility between her and Tom.
[Now Finished Sorry if you missed]
http://www.giantolive.com/danceclass.html
http://www.timeout.com/london/feature/764/london-theatre-reviews
EVERY SATURDAY SALSA & KIZOMBA
USUAL VENUE
SUBUD CENTRE 97 EAST BARNET RD
EN4 8RF
8-1am
SALSA
with KIZOMBA on top
Where beginners are special too
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SALSA IN MAIN HALL
KIZOMBA IN KIZOMBA ROOM
SALSATRICITY EVERY SATURDAY LESSONS
http://salsatricity.com/regular-classes
FORMAT FOR NORMAL SATURDAY NIGHTS
Look up“SALSATRICITY” on youtube
Large industrial fans ready for all that
SALSATRICITY!!
SERIOUSLY SALSA WITH KIZOMBA ON TOP
PLUS OTHER GENRE OF DANCE
Workshops, Tasters, and add ons
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It’s official!!
Salsatricity~one of best places to spend Saturday night
AND RUNNER UP …UK SALSA SCHOOL OF THE YEAR
Soft drink bar
bring your own wine/beer
More than just a nightclub OR one off event organisation
LONDON SALSA REVIEW
“At London Salsa we like to keep up with all things Salsa happening in London so we went along to Salsatricity on Saturday night in Barnet. Heather and her team teach ….concentrating on footwork and understanding rather than routines. Being a trained school teacher she understands learning and has more men than women at the class (is that a first for a Salsa class?), and judging by the amount of good men dancers, she seems to be doing a great job. On this night she also ran a Bachata class. The club was buzzing. Around 120+ attended but there was still enough room for the dancers to stretch themselves. The music was first class, being provided by DJ Julian ‘The Duke’, and the age range was an even mix from 20s right up to 60s. It was a great night with a very friendly atmosphere and some great dancing. You should check it out, we’ll be going again. LS”
PROFESSIONAL and CLASSICALLY TRAINED TEACHERS
Towels/spare tops always recommended for the guys!
NO PARTNER NEEDED JUST TURN UP
Demo at Hertfordshire University
WORKSHOPS IN MANY LATIN AND POPULAR DANCES
NOVEMBER 19th 3-5 CHA CHA
SALSA is a style of music…
which has its origins in Cuba where an exotic blend of religious drum beats carried over by the slave trade from the African West Coast, and the Spanish troubadour introducing the flamenco guitar creating the Cuban Son….add to this the English/French country dance theme brought in by the French fleeing from Haiti…and you have Latin style of music ‘salsa’.
During the 1898 War US soldiers visiting the island got a taste for the music and as early as 1909 radio recording were coming out of Cuba. During prohibition Americans traveled the 90 miles from Florida to Cuba where alcohol was legal and by the early 20th century many Americans were incorporating the latin rhythms into their own music…W C Hardy was the first but Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, Elvis Presley, Nat King Cole, Stan Getz…are but a few to be inspired by this infectious rhythm.
The dance was a natural progression.
It is danced on music with a recurring 8 beat-pattern, using 3 steps every 4 with one beat skipped or paused. Often this is marked out by a tap, kick or flick
The name salsa was created in The US and given to the cocktail of partner dances that leapt the Caribbean sea with the Americans and Cubans who fled from Cuba following the revolution in 1958…..a communist revolution in this Caribbean island lead to a change in world thinking….and the start of the spread of this beautiful and sensuous dance.
Salsa can also be danced solo, or in a ‘wheel’ called rueda…where dancers have to listen to a call not unlike county or line dancing.
The Cuban dances were well received in the USA but were difficult to pronounce. They appeared hot and spicy so were given the name ‘salsa’ after a sauce with a similar feel. However the numerous Cuban partner dancers, from which salsa originated, were for all ages and danced at family occasions and were not intended to be a hot and steamy nightclub dance. Today in Cuba it is still danced in cafes and bars during the day and evening…
The American added their style to the dance and exported it to Britain around the 1980’s…this created the New York or LA salsa with the more pronounced cross body style.
After the collapse of the Berlin wall and the Soviet Union in the early 1990’s another wave of Cuban emigrated to Europe bringing the dance to our shores straight from Cuba. Cuban salsa tends to flow around the partner, with less shines.
Today we see a mix of Cuban and American influence. We teach the basic steps so you can add your own style…and go to any club and feel comfortable.
SALSATRICITY
was created to teach you an understanding of the dance, with professional and fully qualified instructors.
We meet every SATURDAY and run back to basic, beginners, improvers, intermediates and an advance class 8-9.40pm, with Tasters/Workshops and Add-ons to improve your understanding of Salsa and other Dances. After the classes we stay open for ‘free’ dancing to practice the moves until 1pm, Salsa in the Main hall…Kizomba in the room upstairs
And the price?…..Just £8 which includes as many classes as you like, and then club afterwards until 1am ( £5 after midnight)
We would love to see you there; what ever level you dance to you will definitely improve….and enjoy….all it takes is time and practice….even teachers and promoters come and enjoy
SALSATRICITY
~ healthy
~ keeps you fit
~ great place to meet old and new friends
~ good for the mind body and soul
~ good for the bank balance..just £8 and you can bring your own drinks
Dancing etiquette
It is SALSA ETIQUETTE to be able to ask any one for a dance and not be refused, to make sure that you are respectful of a persons space and have good personal hygene (often suggest towel/changes of tops~deoderant/sprays/etc are also useful~ particularly important for Bachata and Kizomba which are usually danced closer than salsa~though not always!!)
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