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Get to know the Salsa & Company Dance School

Latin America / Uruguay / Montevideo

Salsa & Company Dance School

Did you know that dancing is currently considered a sport? The dance allows to improve flexibility, strength and resistance, but the most important thing about this practice in practitioners, especially in young people, is that it increases their intelligence, improves memory, develops self-esteem, eliminates depression and stress, being a very positive in his development both in his social and psychological life.

Class in Salsa & Company Dance School
Class in Salsa & Company Dance School

However, for those who like and want to perform and/or develop this talent, they need to practice a lot in order to show their skills and abilities to the public, allowing them to have healthy competition with other dancers, and this is achieved thanks to dance academies.

Class in Salsa & Company Dance School - Photo
Class in Salsa & Company Dance School – Photo

On this occasion, in Uruguay, Montevideo in Constituent 1637 esq. Roxlo, is the Dance School, Salsa & Company, which emerged as a Salsero project in 1996 teaching “Salsa“, “Bachata” and “Kizomba” classes for more than 15 years in the most prestigious artistic centers of Uruguay; and from 2008 it opens its doors to the public under the guidance of William Adrián Merlo so that his students can achieve their goals in the field of dance and make dancing a way of life and find a relaxed and pleasant space where the warmth of the rhythm and unity make the effort of learning even more joyful.

Its objectives are to spread the musical culture of Latin rhythms worldwide, form unitary groups and show their successes to spectators at parties, congresses, dance workshops.

Salsa & Company Dance School - social
Salsa & Company Dance School – social

Currently the dance school has a staff of dance professionals with a long national and international trajectory, as well as a support team in the administrative and marketing areas, where William Adrián Merlo is the director, the instructor Sofía de los Santos and Deborah Chitnisky. , who give their classes as follows:

Lessons

Horas Lunes Martes Miércoles Jueves Viernes Sábado
17:00 18:00 Bachata Inicial Nivel 1
18:00 19:00 Salsa Principiantes Level 1

(18:30 – 19:30)

Salsa Principiantes Nivel 1

(18:30 – 19:30)

Salsa Principiantes Nivel 1

(18:30 – 19:30)

Salsa Principiantes Nivel 1

(18:30 – 19:30)

Salsa Principiantes Nivel 1
19:00 -20:00 Salsa Principiantes Nivel 1

(19:30 – 20:30)

20:00 -21:00 Clases de Kizomba Inicial 2018

Salsa

(20:30 – 21:30)

Bachata Inicial Nivel 1

Salsa

(20:30 – 21:30)

Clases de Kizomba Inicial 2018

(20:30 – 21:30)

Bachata Inicial Nivel 1

(20:30 – 21:30)

Clases de Kizomba Inicial 2018

(19:30 – 20:30)

21:00-22:00
Salsa Principiantes Av.

(21:30 – 22:30)

Salsa Principiantes Nivel 1

(21:30 – 22:30)

Salsa Principiantes Av.

(21:30 – 22:30)

Salsa Principiantes Nivel 1

(21:30 – 22:30)

22:00-23:00
Members of the Salsa & Company Dance School
Members of the Salsa & Company Dance School

Para mayor información:

  • WebSite: http://www.salsacompany.com.uy/
  • Phones: +598 099 574 314 / +598 094 284 899
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/salsaycompany/
  • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/salsaycompany/
  • Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-adrian-merlo-5004b080/
  • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=william+merlo
  • Twitter: https://twitter.com/williammerlo1
  • Email: [email protected]

Latin America – July 2018

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Salsa y Punto Dance Company! 2001 – 2017

Europe / España

Salsa y Punto Dance Company. Proud to carry their flag around the world

Salsa y Punto has more than 15 years of experience teaching Caribbean rhythms. We cordially invite you to meet them so you can experience the heat and the guaguancó.

Here you will find teachers with great international experience who will teach you and help you improve your dance style. Starting in September, they will be launching new facilities: 2 open-plan rooms with air conditioning, showers and toilets, as well as free parking.

Just 8 minutes from the center of Valencia, in the Alfafar Business Center, surrounded by restaurants and entertainment areas and enjoy between the MN4 Shopping Center and Carrefour.

Without a doubt, it will be your best choice!

Dancers of Salsa y Punto Dance Company
Dancers of Salsa y Punto Dance Company

Salsa y Punto was born in Caracas Venezuela in 2001, directed by the musician and dancer Jhonny Sánchez and the dancer and choreographer Carmen González.

 

They are the first dancers to present the Salsa L.A Dance (online) with acrobatics in Venezuela, since at that time the existing dance groups ventured into other dance styles.

 

Starting in 2001, Jhonny & Carmen show their first Choreographies as a couple to the Venezuelan Salsero public. In previous years they had the opportunity to work in Venezuela and visit Puerto Rico with the Latin Image Group in 2000 and 2001.

 

Jhonny and Carmen are the pioneers in this style of dance and this is demonstrated by the significant number of presentations and videos for more than 15 years, in which they have managed to forge their own original style over time, “Salsa A3” (3 dancers), since 2003.

 

They have walked through the best stages in Venezuela, in addition to participating in the most important concerts in Caracas.

 

They toured their country of origin with the Orquesta Dimensión Latina “2001-2002” and participated in television programs such as: Sabado Sensacional, the Carolina Gómez Show, De Todo Un Poco and De Par en Par.

 

They were the exclusive couple to represent Venezuela at the World Salsa Congress in Puerto Rico 2002, and in turn managed to be finalists among the best 8 couples in the world at the 1st World Dance Championship “Salsa Open”, Puerto Rico 2002.

 

In 2003 they visited Spain, as guests at the World Salsa Congress in Valencia, where they were “a revelation as a dance company.”

 

Due to the great success, and the number of presentations offered by promoters from different festivals, they decided to stay in Valencia, the city that received them for the first time in Europe.

Teachers of Salsa y Punto Dance Company
Teachers of Salsa y Punto Dance Company

Currently, they direct the Salsa y Punto academy, through which a large number of students from the Valencian Community have passed, and have trained dancers who today work as dancers and teachers.

 

Since 2002, they have performed at the most important dance festivals in the world and have been the forerunners of Kizomba in Valencia since 2011. In 2013 they managed to be World Runners-up in the Kizomba Open, and Kizomba Champions in Switzerland 2015.

They were finalists of the television program “Tú si que vales 2011”.

 

To date, they run their dance companies Salsaypunto Dance Company, Salsaypunto Amateur, Kizombaypunto and Bachataypunto.

 

Proud to carry the flag of Venezuela and Spain around the world.

 

Learn to dance to the rhythm of Son Rumbero

Latin America / Colombia / Bogota

The Son Rumbero academy dresses up with the grand opening of its offices in Bogotá in Colombia and Santiago in Chile.

Photo of dancers by Son Rumberos
Photo of dancers by Son Rumberos

They offer dance classes based on 3 profiles, for the youngest and adolescents of the “Kids” house, the fitness line and Latin dances, join the dance trend, give your body health and distraction, it’s been 15 years of experience and consolidation, they have been one of the distinguished schools of Salsa in Venezuela, now, they dedicate hard work in giving improvements and innovations to the dance of the capitals of Colombia and Chile.

Son Rumbero social
Son Rumbero social

In Bogotá they will begin to offer salsa tourism, if as you hear it, you could have 5 days of tourism in Bogotá under an innovative and very formal proposal. This tourist proposal begins with more than 24 hours of formal classes in the disciplines of Afro-Cuban music, learn rumba, cha cha, son, salsa, mambo and many more, together with the tourist tour of the city, closing every night in local and spaces destined for enjoyment, dance all night without stopping with the dancers taxis assigned for this great experience. To learn more about this great proposal, be sure to visit www.sonrumbero.com in our SALSERO TOURISM section soon to be published.

Jose Perez teaching in Son Rumberos
Jose Perez teaching in Son Rumberos
Photo of Jose Perez teaching in Son Rumberos
Photo of Jose Perez teaching in Son Rumberos

Everything is in the hands of lovers of good music and dance, do not forget to give yourself the opportunity to do a different tourism, full of experiences that you hardly get in the world, study, dance and get to know the best tourist sites. Follow the social networks of the academy by @sonrumbero on Instagram, Facebook and twitter.

Son Rumbero Logo
Son Rumbero Logo

Latin America – September 2018

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