Though their structures and purposes differ, the Spanish and Cuban boleros are connected by a thread of cultural exchange. During the colonial period, Spain exported its music, instruments, and dance styles to its colonies in Latin America. The Spanish bolero, along with other Iberian forms, provided early templates for musical expression in places like Cuba. Spanish bolero's emphasis on romance, narrative, and guitar accompaniment resonated with local Cuban musicians, who be

Dance has always been a vibrant expression of culture, reflecting the history, traditions, and rhythms of a community. Salsa and Bachata,...

SLA Newsletter: 02-Jan 2024 📎 We’re Open Next Week, 6 New Classes kick off & Salsa Night Fever all Next Week.

☆ Free Salsa Beginners Class this Thursday for those wanting to learn ...details > ☆ Salsa Thursday Grading Results, congrats to all...