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Encyclopedia > Casino (salsa dance)

Casino. Actual name of Salsa dance. The name Casino appeared during the mid and late 1960s in the dance club of former Náutico, today named Patricio Lumumba, where dancers from Regla, Havana first created the Casino Ruedas. Salsa dancing. ... Regla is a town north of Havana bay, right behind Casa Blanca. ... Rueda de Casino (Casino Rueda, Salsa Rueda) was developed in Havana, Cuba in the 1960s by the famous group Guaracheros de Regla and its main choreographer was Jorge Alfaro, soloist of the Comparsa, as a particlular type of round dancing of Salsa. ...


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Cuban style salsa dance tips (459 words)
Cuban Salsa is also known as Casino Salsa.
Casino Salsa is actually not a difficult dance to master.
To dance Casino Salsa well you must not rush your steps.
Salsa dance styles - Cuban Style Salsa (626 words)
Cuban Salsa is also known as "Casino Salsa" (from which came "Casino Rueda").
The dance moves are characterized by complicated arm movements.
For those who have been to Miami Salsa scene, you will be impressed by their immaculate timing and technical precision and you will be dazzled by all the intertwining tunnels and twisting bodywork.
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