Five(ish) Minute Dance Lesson: Salsa, Level 2

[@blessing_george28]

This was so beautiful to watch. Thank you @Ricardo Loaiza

[@ElaineCristina-mp6fg]

Thanks for your lesson,my husband no danced nothing before,now he dance salsa with me❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lavittadsouza4936]

Good and easy instructions in dancing. Please try to make the Five --ish with level 3 and 4 and so on. All enjoy your easy way of teaching Ricardo and Elba and the team. Keep it up. Thanks a lot.

[@sarad2029]

You didn't even teach the turn , in level one and that is confusing to beginners. But thanks any ways for helping

[@lukamu5806]

Lonely. Easy to learn. Thank you

[@sophiacook5713]

I like this series -- very clear teaching-- but the recap of lesson 1 shows moves that were not actually taught in lesson 1.

[@kud_allie7692]

great job but you did not teach how to turn in lesson 1. just 3 basic steps

[@ellagideon7596]

Thanks for dance leasons

[@charlessmith263]

The cross body lead also appears in "salsa en el rondo", or "salsa rueda". It's official name in salsa rueda is "Say to that person "no"" in Spanish - or "dile que no." So if you take a Cuban salsa course, you will hear "dile que no" more than the English counterpart, "cross body lead."

[@charlessmith263]

"Weepa" or "Wepa" is an expression which can mean several things. It can be used to stop the Latin music, but it is also a very strong exclamation of party-style or fiesta enjoyment and happiness - that is, you have a positive feeling of energy into your dancing. This is used a lot by Puerto Ricans.

[@Giovannixdev]

Nice Video. Where can I get the rest of the lessons?

[@GK-bw8ij]

The volume is horribly low!!

[@corneliaheadley2392]

I like this lesson, although I could dance salsa, my complaint whit these new salsa dancer they want to compete with their partners instead of lead🤔

[@annadeluca9122]

Terusalem line dance video

[@henrynguyen9423]

You have to teach man first step by left foot ,woman right foot