#AskJoelSalsa

[@lorrainebonilla8052]

Agradecida por toda su enseñanza aprendí bailar en la calle que mucho aprendo con ustedes. Bendiciones. Lorraine de Puerto Rico.

[@JoelSalsaNY]

Muchas gracias :)

[@jumpingjupiter]

You guys are great teachers!

[@marimar445]

I don't know why people complain in the comments, the instructions were pretty clear to me! Thank you.

[@reneefarber2866]

I can hear it. Thank you

[@Hugo97HD]

Muy agradecido con tu trabajo de enseñanza Joel!

[@ivanramirez8623]

Excelente video, lo explican muy bien. Gracias.saludos desde Tijuana Mexico

[@jacobsoto7228]

Will you make more of these?

[@JoelSalsaNY]

jacob soto yes we are going to make more of these videos. Please subscribe to get notifications of our new videos. @joelsalsa

[@denisvenegas5882]

Useful part starts at 2:50

[@miguelbrito4553]

That song is from la dimension latina, the band where Oscar de Leon came from

[@sakariasgoogle4392]

Hey, which one?

[@eaglefoot1977]

is it better to begin learning on 1 or on 2? You guys are the best.

[@nov11elle]

Great.....

[@stevenponte6655]

whats the name of the first song?

[@nov11elle]

What the name of this song

[@jeniferrenfijes8766]

como saber cuando la musica cambia?

[@juanantoniomartemena2673]

MAGISTRAL. ¿Cómo cambia su exposición, si el tema a bailar está en clave 2/3, en vez de en 3/2? ¿Cómo un bailador reconoce instantáneamente el tiempo 1, de un tema a bailar? Qué hace para bailar con alguien que solo sabe bailar en1, pero usted solo baila en2? O peor, si ella no sabe bailar ni en1, ni en2? Johnny Marte, Santo Domingo D.R.

[@nov11elle]

I m from malaysia... hiii

[@ichtube]

No music until 7:40

[@JSDJerry]

like the video but the sound has way too echo and it difficult to understand.. Also, too much chatter and not enough dancing to music or hearing the conga. .

[@mattbahador8918]

So apparently most Salsa music composers do not compose their songs with new dancers in mind.

[@marshall886]

Wow, that is shocking!

[@jesscast5122]

Of course not!!! Musicians compose music for listening. You want to Dance? Learn how! that's up to every individual in the world.

[@XLUGO2007]

si pueden aprendan en 2 , a mi me sirvió más para encontrar el tiempo 1 ya que bailas con el ritmo; en 2, según e visto en la red, se baila únicamente con la melodía.

[@marshall886]

Pasando en Ti

[@juans5393]

25 minutos para decir que el primer beat se identifica con el golpe fuerte de la canción????

[@normandcharette2794]

I agree with Del lee. You are not answering the subject of title. Moreover, it's hard to hear what you are saying because the hum in the background distracts from your comments. Better sound management is required.

[@parishadnz.6048]

...the subjest is reconizing the first beat and they covered it very well: the first beat is on 'accented sound' of some melodic struments ... for the sound maybe the earphones could help you to hear better...

[@edmekoenawi1548]

Please fix your sound would be great thx

[@DelLee]

25 minutes and you don’t really describe how to find the first beat. To say “the 2 comes after the 1” tells me nothing. The closest you came to addressing the topic was saying something about “hearing the conga” but you really didn’t go very deep with that. Frustrating to hear all the talking and waiting for you to get to the point which never really came. I’m sure you’re great teachers but this video didn’t really address what the title implied it was about.

[@parishadnz.6048]

...maybe you need to repaly the video: they explained very well at the strat how to recognize the first beat, thanks to the 'more accented sound' of some struments such as piano, sax and the voice as well. In another video they will cover congas, etc as they said. The second beat they were insisting on, is because when you dance 'on 2' but you're not good enough in recognizing the beat 1 you will mess up for sure...

[@patacoi]

en espanol ,por favore!!!!

[@jesscast5122]

Los Sate-Li-Tes Maria, not sate-lites