For those of you familiar with salsa dancing you know that there are tons of different styles.  Some styles emphasize flashy movements and others are simpler, focusing more on the connection between the partners.

One type of salsa dancing that I enjoy is circular style salsa dancing.  Unlike the hard hitting salsa performed by most dance troupes which tends to be linear, circular style salsa puts more focus on the partner and allows a couple to travel together on the dance floor.  This can be important for a number of reasons. From a social dance perspective this is important because it allows the couple to steer the sometimes dangerous place we call a dance floor.

There is a workshop coming up Saturday April 4th that will emphasize this particular style of salsa dancing, taught by a long time local salsa instructor, José Fernando.  (José is also an assistant organizer with the San Diego Salsa and Latin Dancing Meetup Group.)

The San Diego Salsa and Latin Dancing Meetup Group will be attending as a group and I encourage anyone new to salsa to come and check it out.  To RSVP for the event and find out more information please go to the event page that we set up (click here to be taken there).