Salsa Rueda Dancing with Karen and Michael
Monday Nights at Lake Merritt Dance Center in Oakland
Salsa Rueda with Karen and Michael
- 8:30-9:30pm
- Beginning-Intermediate Salsa Rueda
- No partner required. Previous Salsa Rueda dance experience required.
- $10 drop-in / $8 each if pre-paid on first of the month for series
- Lake Merrit Dance Center Near Harrison Street
- Hall One Second floor
- 200 Grand Avenue (cross street: Harrison St.)
- Oakland, CA 94610
- Info: 925-360-3527 or info@karenandmichael.info
Beginning Workshops for Salsa Rueda
We hold beginning workshops to introduce you Salsa Rueda and prepare you to join our Monday Beginning-Intermediate class. Located in Richmond and Walnut Creek and for 1/2 hour after the Intermediate class on Monday nights at Lake Merritt Dance Center.
Contact karen@karenandmichael.info or call us at 510-234-1075 to pre-register
About Salsa Rueda
Come join us for a fun evening with friends. Salsa Rueda is a particular type of round dancing of Salsa. It was developed in Havana, Cuba in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Pairs of dancers form a circle, with dance moves called out by one person, a caller. Many of the moves involve the swapping of partners.
Below is a video example of what Salsa Rueda looks like, as performed by Groupo America in VanCouver, Canada
Salsa Rueda Dance Patterns
Salsa Rueda with Karen and Michael
Beginning Level Figures (a sample):
- Abajo (down)
- Adiós (bye)
- Dame (una) (Gimme one)
- Dame otra (give me another)
- Dile que no (tell her "no")
- Enchufla (plug in)
- Exhibe(la) (exhibit her / show her off)
- Guapea [guaperia] (prep / basic step)
Intermediate Level Figures (a sample):
- Adiós con la hermana (with the sister)
- Dame una/dos/tres... (gimme 1/2/3..)
- Dedo
- Enchufla doble (double)
- Enchufla y Dame
- Enchufla p'al medio (to middle)Con una/dos (with 1/2 claps)
- Medio Sombrero
- Siete (seven)
- Siete con Coca-Cola
- Siete Complicado
- Siete moderno
- Sombrero
- Vacila(la) (check her out)
- Setenta
- Montaña