Bachata Solo

What is it?

Bachata is a sensual dance originating from the Dominican Republic, based on a characteristic 4/4 rhythm. Globally, it appears in various styles (Dominican, Modern, Sensual), each combining emotion, closeness, and expression.

Bachata Solo is a form danced without a partner, focusing on:

Footwork: Steps and rhythmic combinations.
Body Movement: Working the hips, chest, and shoulders.
Styling: Adding your own character and flair to the dance.

It is an excellent individual training method that develops technique and confidence, perfectly preparing you for partner dancing.

Who is it for?

Beginners who want to learn the basics and feel comfortable on the dance floor.
Men and women wishing to improve their rhythm, styling, and expression.
Dancers who want to strengthen their skills before dancing in pairs.
Anyone who wants to feel the Dominican vibe and develop their body movement.

Class Levels

Beginner Level

Basic steps and rhythmic accents.
Simple footwork combinations.
Introduction to hip work and isolations.
First elements of styling.

Intermediate Level

Developed step combinations and footwork syncopation.
Arm styling and advanced bodywork.
Musicality: Interpreting accents in the music.
Fluidly connecting steps into longer sequences.

Advanced Level

Complex, dynamic footwork combinations.
Advanced body movement technique.
Improvisation and individual character.
Stage techniques and performance.

How to move to a higher level?

To achieve full freedom of movement and a solid foundation, it is recommended to attend classes at one level for a minimum of 3 months.

Transitioning to a higher level occurs after a consultation with the instructor, who will assess your technical readiness, musicality, and movement flow.

Class Organization

Language: Lessons last 60 minutes and are conducted in English.
Passes: Valid for one month (classes do not roll over to the next month).