Puerto Rican Salsa For beginners Master the Basics

Join us for a guide to Puerto Rican Salsa, with expert tuition, simple-to-follow demonstrations and many different dance routines to learn and enjoy.
First we concentrate on the three basic movements which form the basis for all the sequences in Puerto Rican Salsa - Basic Step, Cross Body Lead and Cross Body Lead inside roll.
We then move on to offer a much broader understanding of the dance by examining the steps in detail.
Each movement is first shown danced by the couple, and the most important aspects of the dance are explained. Shines, which are an essential component of Puerto Rican Salsa, are then examined in detail. You will not only learn how to do them, and what they mean, you will also learn how to make them an integral part of your own dance routine.
Finally, each lesson ends with the sequence shown danced to music, so that you can see how the Salsa is danced in a more spontaneous and less theoretical way.
To get the most out of this dance method, move from stage to stage and master each section at your own pace.
By staying motivated and practising regularly, you cannot fail to achieve success.

[@glendortiz4231]

I gotta say I’m Puerto Rican and that is the real way to dance salsa a lot of Puerto Rican’s are ignorance about salsa is all in the steps not hips and waist that comes after you dominate the steps

[@williamgraham8948]

very nice video so easy to follow.

[@SamMariassouce]

It is a french documentory, in france, we call the salsa that was created in the south of the usa the puerto rican salsa because we discovered it during a salsa championship in puerto rico. But the salsa they demonstrate is from the south of the USA. I hope it makes sense.

[@carmenvega741]

This is very smooth and sophisticated very fluid and lot of Puerto Rican's dance like this. They explained it very well for someone who doesn't know how to dance salsa broke it down very well.

[@idrian1225]

This is the best dance teaching video I know! Excellent! Finally I could see everything clearly, and learn with ease. Thank you so much! Blessings!!!

[@elinannestad5320]

very clear and helpful, thank you. Especially coming into the shine and out again and how they fit together - it has been a mystery on the social dance floor till now.

[@elizaaveiga7771]

Good video guys!! Never mind some of the comments around here, mainly coming out of the mouth of some women who do not appreciate the real way of dancing Puerto Rican salsa,.. I agreed,. It is all within that imaginary line where you make the moves, but you most stay within that line at all times so the dance goes smooth and looks good... Great video guys look look amazing..

[@rubenluna2495]

He is a very elegant dancer.

[@robertlesaca4776]

The best video lesson I've seen.

[@NaomyQuinones]

Awesome!!!

[@Manny_fresh369_nypd]

Thank you very much you’re explaining of PR salsa is amazing…

[@corairisgonzalez4651]

This is awesome!

[@mdiazdiaz5612]

I agree this is the best dance teaching video, i love it now all I need is a partner ha ha! i love how they repeat all the steps over and over very clearly and easy to follow. Guys thanks so much for taking time to share your video. Mucha gracias. I will practice over and over again until i can do all those steps. Gracias again.

[@mgrosa]

Great! Very elegant, sensual and together!

[@lisarobertson8263]

So good

[@zrlynaqui6638]

Love it 😍

[@eduaradames200]

Wow, wow, wow! I absolutely loved it! I hope you continue doing this. This is the most professional tutorial on learning to dance any kind of music I have ever seen. You have all my respects!

[@Palemo211]

Merci beaucoup

[@novembredix]

Hi, Very good clases,i like it .Félicitations from Marseille .

[@laurapadri6047]

Hi, where can I find your videos for more advanced moves please?

[@zecalimazeca]

ROUTINE 1. 16:43 17:50

[@shaolin1derpalm]

Alot of people commenting need to realize that this video is from france, hence the spelling. Also, portoricaine is often a synonym for salsa en linea. Even in cuba some people refer to slot salsa as Puertoricaño.

[@rnin1754]

Il le fait très bien mais pour voir la salsa portoricaine, vous devriez chercher Papito jala jala, Tito Orto et Enzo Conte. Saludos desde Puerto Rico.

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

My husband is PR and he has NO rhythm! God help him. Lol.

[@sandragomez9491]

I am interested

[@claudeclp7938]

on 2 please...

[@santyagoalvarez7051]

what is the of the song and who sings it, thank you.

[@reeceive1004]

For a Puerto Rican I'm telling don't dance like that.Because you have to move those hips and the men have to move their shoulders.But overall very close.And try practicing with music it helps.

[@tomdewilde1]

31:00 'shine' (?) Suzy Q

[@carmenvega741]

T dW it's the term they use to discredit the steps.

[@shaolin1derpalm]

Do you mean describe the steps?

[@shaolin1derpalm]

Shines are solo steps.

[@tomdewilde1]

@@shaolin1derpalm Hi, kind of you to have a helping-attitude, much appreciated. But no worries: i just added the "?" because i wasnt sure if i was hearing it correctly. By now, i allready know for certain that it is both written and spoken as "shine". That's all ;-)

[@ginnyrosalia]

~sniff~ I smell gringo

[@MrsArxodoula]

Puerto Rican Salsa is on 2?

[@jessicar.714]

Yes

[@shaolin1derpalm]

Not always, no

[@kiemtran9903]

T

[@cheshirecat1926]

I AM Puerto Rican and this is NOT how parents teach you (you gotta move that butt and waist guys)

[@cheshirecat1926]

maxton maybe, but soooo true!!!! XD lol!!!

[@Mozambezi]

LA style. Well made video. Exact for beginners. Sadly they forget hand work... Woman rules :)

[@monkeyd.lorenzo8280]

It's so stiff they need to move the waist more

[@amybatista7461]

Puerto Rican!!!! And that's not how we dance we have flavor when we dance!! Never portoricaine

[@TheImvaltor]

Amy Batista this video is a joke

[@jc8236]

Amy Batista hater

[@shaolin1derpalm]

What you don't realize is that this video is French, hencevthe spelling. And in Europe (especially older) puertorican is synonym for salsa in linea. Even in cuba I've had people say "oh, you dance puertoricaño" since I was dancing in the slot vs casino.

[@LoXena]

It's the basics of Puerto Rican salsa and of course you will have similarities with cuban style. It has nothing to do with having with room, it's always in line and not in round.

[@LoXena]

​@@TheImvaltorno it's just the basics of course it will resemble cuban but when you practice advanced patterns you understand why they call it like that.

[@triple20z]

LOL