I dance New York on 1 salsa style - faily advanced - but in Switzerland Cuban style is more common. I am happy to share the basics and moves of NY style if someone could teach me the basics of Cuban style.
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New York style with Cuban style
Jun 3, 2021 @ 15:52
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I dance New York on 1 salsa style - faily advanced - but in Switzerland Cuban style is more common. I am happy to share the basics and moves of NY style if someone could teach me the basics of Cuban style.
Gaurav GuptaJun 3, 2021 @ 15:52
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Jun 4, 2021 @ 08:05
Hi Gaurav,
I'm surprised to read NY style associated with On1, as I would personally differ LA style (in line break On1/step on 1) vs. NY style (in line break On2/step on 1) vs. Palladium style (in line break On2/step on 2).
Happy to show you a few basic steps and share hints if/when you see me dancing in Geneva (I'm quite regular).
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Hi Gaurav,
I'm surprised to read NY style associated with On1, as I would personally differ LA style (in line break On1/step on 1) vs. NY style (in line break On2/step on 1) vs. Palladium style (in line break On2/step on 2).
Happy to show you a few basic steps and share hints if/when you see me dancing in Geneva (I'm quite regular).
David L, Jun 4, 2021 @ 08:05
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Jun 4, 2021 @ 08:06
By the way, what I call "NY style" is Eddie Torres'.
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