DanceInTime has produced many Hispanic Heritage Month Shows for schools, offices, libraries, and organizations which are fun, enriching, and educational.  Programs are available in multiple formats—“in person,” live online, and as a pre-recorded video. These can include dance instruction, performances, comments about Latin culture and dance histories, and a showing of DIT’s Salsa documentary.  We can explain the difference between Salsa, Merengue, Bachata and Cha cha music and then ask the audience to guess which dance is being performed! This program was originally developed for a Kennedy Center show, and you can see clips of it here: youtu.be/MIxF9Y50XY8.  Barbara Bernstein has been a keynote speaker as well.   Click here for a list of DIT’s Hispanic Heritage program venues. Readers may inquire further about Heritage Months here.

Trailer for DanceInTime’s documentary film on the world-wide spread of Cuban Salsa.

This video was part of a lesson provided to Bolling Military Base for a Hispanic Heritage program. We explained the principle of frame for leading and following, performed and taught some moves.

Salsa Lesson at Hispanic Heritage Show for Labor Department.

Salsa Performance at a Clothing Manufacturing Company

Gaby Garzon presents a Venezuelan Folkloric Dance