Four Group Salsa or Bachata Lessons or One Private Couple's or Solo Salsa Lesson at Casa Salsa
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- Two studio locations
- For all levels of experience
- Full-time instructors
- Multiple evening classes
Dance-offs peacefully resolve conflicts with breakdances, jitterbugs, or cabbage patches, unlike stare-offs, which end in dizzy spells, stink eyes, and incurable cross-eye. Discover the pacifying art of dance with today's Groupon to Casa Salsa's two locations in Oakland Park and Weston. Choose between the following options:
- For $24, you get four 60-minute group salsa or bachata lessons (a $50 value).
- For $30, you get one 60-minute private salsa lesson for up to two people (a $70 value).
Casa Salsa untames tethered toes, liberating bodies to the up-tempo Latin rhythms of salsa and the sultry, Dominican-influenced sounds of bachata. A roster of full-time, dedicated instructors school student steppers boasting beginner to advanced dance-floor credentials with a schedule of weekday and Saturday classes. Casa Salsa separates its 60-minute group salsa lessons by levels of experience. Beginners may feel more comfortable and have more attention paid to basic footwork and leading-and-following patterns, and advanced dancers can focus their time on styling, body isolations, and finales that feature a 30-yard knee slides. The private salsa lesson suits both individuals who are looking to ease into salsa's cilantro-infused waters and couples seeking an active hour's refuge from evenings spent piling loose change into towering coffee-table columns..
Casa Salsa seeks to nurture a dancing community from within its studios' walls. Casa Salsa founder and owner Christian Espinola—a performer at the New York Salsa Congress and Miami Heat halftime shows—hosts monthly outings for students and helped organize a local flash mob, in which unsuspecting mall shoppers were bombarded with impressive Latin choreography instead of the inelegant sashays of pushy jewelry vendors.
- Two studio locations
- For all levels of experience
- Full-time instructors
- Multiple evening classes
Dance-offs peacefully resolve conflicts with breakdances, jitterbugs, or cabbage patches, unlike stare-offs, which end in dizzy spells, stink eyes, and incurable cross-eye. Discover the pacifying art of dance with today's Groupon to Casa Salsa's two locations in Oakland Park and Weston. Choose between the following options:
- For $24, you get four 60-minute group salsa or bachata lessons (a $50 value).
- For $30, you get one 60-minute private salsa lesson for up to two people (a $70 value).
Casa Salsa untames tethered toes, liberating bodies to the up-tempo Latin rhythms of salsa and the sultry, Dominican-influenced sounds of bachata. A roster of full-time, dedicated instructors school student steppers boasting beginner to advanced dance-floor credentials with a schedule of weekday and Saturday classes. Casa Salsa separates its 60-minute group salsa lessons by levels of experience. Beginners may feel more comfortable and have more attention paid to basic footwork and leading-and-following patterns, and advanced dancers can focus their time on styling, body isolations, and finales that feature a 30-yard knee slides. The private salsa lesson suits both individuals who are looking to ease into salsa's cilantro-infused waters and couples seeking an active hour's refuge from evenings spent piling loose change into towering coffee-table columns..
Casa Salsa seeks to nurture a dancing community from within its studios' walls. Casa Salsa founder and owner Christian Espinola—a performer at the New York Salsa Congress and Miami Heat halftime shows—hosts monthly outings for students and helped organize a local flash mob, in which unsuspecting mall shoppers were bombarded with impressive Latin choreography instead of the inelegant sashays of pushy jewelry vendors.
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About Casa Salsa
As a rising star in the salsa circuit, Casa Salsa's founder Christian Espinola has danced across stages around the country—including the New York Salsa Congress and Miami Heat halftime shows. He quickly became a sought-after dance instructor, and is currently a representative for the CW Network's Spanish Heritage Month celebration. At his dance studio, he leads a team of experienced, energetic dance instructors who are passionate about the salsa, bachata, and cha-cha moves they teach. They lead students of all ages and abilities through each dance's footwork and partnering techniques during private and group lessons, workshops, and monthly outings. They also offer monthly memberships, which grant guests access to unlimited group classes and an online dance-training program, which helps them further sharpen their hip-swinging moves at home or at a WiFi café.