The leader? the follower relationship.

              What do we learn about the relationship?

                  The follower is being responsive

                            (but never submisive)

     to the leader,is creating a very subtle relationship.

     Whilst creating the improvised form of dance, within

     which the follower will respond,the leader is,hopefully 

     enabling the follower to invoke this subtle relationship

     and again hopefully she will release it in the 

     expression of:

                           HER BEAUTY

                           HER GRACE

                           HER FLIRTATION

                           HER SEDUCTIVENESS

                           HER AGGRESSION

                           HER GENTLENESS

                           AND IN HER FEMININITY

         ALL OF WHICH SHE SO OFTEN, WILL HAVE KEPT

                   CAREFULLY AWAY.

 

        It is THIS challenge TO ATTEMPT TO REVEAL the

        inner nature of the follower, that the leader should

        attempt to provoke whenever he excepts the 

        EMBRACE.

        From that moment he should provide the follower

        with:

         The intimate space,

         The adventure,

         The displacement,

         The challenge,

         The opportunity,

         The changes in tempo,

         and the delight

         of an unexpected  surprise movement and all 

         offered and received in a dream of being

                       Graceful and courteous.

 

                       ROMANTIC EXPRESSION 

        Dance is essentially an expression of FUN, ROMANCE

        AND OF LOVE.

        LOVE of the music

        The steps

        The follower who has excepted the embrace

        The leader who has excepted the embrace

        The WAITING........she waits for the lead 

        he waits for her, to complete their movement

        The expression of Fun......

        The expression of romance.....

        and of course the challenge of the unexpected

        Two hearts joined in perfect harmony making the

        true dance complete.  

 

  Latin dance typically includes dances originating in Latin America and the Caribbean islands such as cha cha cha,

 rumba, samba, salsa, mambo, danza, merengue, tumba, bachata, cumbia, and bolero. Some dance instructors also include
 tango and Argentine tango in this list, although these differ from the rest in their style. In Argentina tango is not
considered folk dance as is the case with dances like chacarera, gato, escondido and zamba. Typical Bolivian folk dances
are morenada, kullawada, llamerada, caporales and the recently created tinku. In Colombia one of the typical dances is the
 cumbia, not to be mistaken with Argentine cumbia, a popular music genre influenced by Caribbean reggae and ska.





 



  


   
 


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