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Instructional Videos

Click here for instructional videos of beginner moves
Click here for instructional videos of intermediate and advanced moves

IMPORTANT NOTE:  These videos are occasionally "choppy" or "jerky."  If you find that a move is starting and stopping briefly and then resuming, just go back to the start of the video and watch again.  Generally when that happens, it hadn't downloaded fully.  So the next time through, the movement is smoother.

Beginner Moves

  1. For dancing Salsa

    Note that there is a written description of the moves below plus some other basic moves on the "Salsa steps" page of this website.  So between the videos below and that written description which covers several more moves, you should be able to learn a fair amount of beginning material right from this site!

  2. For dancing Casino de Rueda

Intermediate and Advanced Moves

Click here to see Pelota Con Dos explained in both SPANISH and English

Click here to see Abanico: Part 1  Part 2

Click here to see Evelyn:  Part 1   Part 2  (Note that this is in SPANISH.)

Click here to see Pa Ti Pa Mi

Click here to see Sombrero, Vacila, and Vacilense los dos:
Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Click here to see Uno

Click here to see Dos

Click here to see Candado and Candado Pa ti:
Part 1  Part 2

Click here to see Siete

Click here to see Balsero

Click here to see Exhibe and Exhibe Doble

Click here to see Beso:  Part 1  Part 2

Click here to see balsero nuevo:
Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Click here to see Kentucky: part 1  part 2

Click here to see Sombrero de Manny

Click here to see Dedo Extended: part 1  part 2

Click here to see Sombrero Doble

Click here to see Sueter.

Click here to see Azuquita Part 1.  Click here to see Azuquita Part 2.

Click here to see Kentucky Complicado.

Click here to see Carnival Unisex.

Click here to see Cuba Libre.

Click here to see Serpiente.

Click here to see L. A. de Glen.  (Note that Serpiente and then L.A. de Glen are often ganged together.)

Click here to see La Presa.

Click here to see Carnival Complicado Part 1.  Click here to see Carnival Complicado Part 2.

Click here to see Besito Largo

Click here to see La Mia.

Click here to see Thalia

Click here to see El Classico.
Click here to see another clip of El Classico.

Click here to see El Sordo

Click here to see Setenta Complicado Derecha y al Revers

Click here to see El Lipton

Click here to see Dedo Saboreado: Part 1  Part 2

Click here to see Exhibe con Gancho:
Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Click here to see Puente Complicado and Puente al Revers ganged together:
Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Click here to see "Rubenada Ganging" (Rubenada ganged with several other advanced steps):
Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Click here to see Thalia:
Part 1  Part 2  Part 3

Click here to see Rubenada

Click here to see Carnival Extended Ganged with Thalia:
Part 1  Part 2  Part 3  Part 4

Click here to see La Bonita

Click here to see Guanabacoa

Click here to see La Jenny

Click here to see Conquita con Melao

Click here to see Abanico Complicado

Click here to see Abanico Complicado Complicado (not a mistake)

Click here to see Carnival

Click here to see Flamenco Caliente

Click here to see The Promenade

Click here to see Beso Complicado with Straight Jacket

Click here to see Exhibe con Gancho

Click here to see La Tuya

Click here to see La Presa

Click here to see La Presa Extended

Click here to see Consorte

Click here to see Noventa

Click here to see Setenta con Gancho

Click here to see Sombrero Doble

Click here to see Bebe
 


Click here to see a class that Barb taught at the Puerto Rico Congress

Thanks to all those who helped in the preparation of these videos--Ilene, Rita, Sheila, Rodrigo, Anka, and Fred--as well as to Glen for patient instruction in bringing many of these moves to life.

There are also some additional videos available in a pay-per-view format, that Danceintime prepared. They are at the following website in case anyone would like to check them out: http://www.theclave.com/artist/danceintime/2/table.htm  



Copyright Barbara Bernstein of DanceInTime.com, 2005