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This page displays an up-to-date listing of changes to our dancer support web. We'll also place notices here regarding dances, parties, changes in classes or problems and work-arounds that may affect all students and other dancers.

 

OXFORD STREET SALSA WILL BE CLOSED BETWEEN 23.12.2009 AND 9.1.2010

 

 

Students performed at the Bulimba festival 2006

 

 Oxford Street Salsa Performance at Wellers Hill Sports Club (Cha Cha Cha)

(If you want MORE photos from that night click HERE

 

We had a lot of fun on our last Cuban Party in September.

  List of Weekly Events

  

  • Every Friday from 7 pm until 11 pm FREE LATIN DANCING AT BRISBANE SQUARE with an introductory class from Oxford Street Salsa starting at 8 pm. BEST DJ IN TOWN - LATIN FLAVOUR !
  • Rueda classes used to be every Sunday but there is slight changes at the moment... but if you want to remind yourselves here are some of the moves we did:
Description of Basic Moves
Following describes basic Salsa moves Casino Rueda style.
Name of Move Description
para el medio Together the couples lean outside the circle while tapping their inside toes on beat 1 and then inside the circle on beat 5 while taping their outside toes.
para abajo The Leader is moving forward back and the Follower is doing the open brake.
exhibela Begin in pa'l medio position. The Leader leads the Follower with Left Hand in a RPT into the circle. The Leader can give a gentle push to the Leader shoulder of the Follower to indicate that the turn is to be done into the circle.
dos y una Three exhibelas in a row.
dile que no Begin in pa'l medio positon. The Leader steps with their LF into the circle slightly towards the F on 1. The Follower steps back at the same time with the RF. The Leader leads the Follower with the RH behind the waist. In a full turn to the Left crossing in front of the Leader, The Follower should end up on the Left side of the L.
guapea Parallel hands, Leader on the Left side of the F, couples are facing each other. On beat 1 both Leader and Follower release the inside hands and step outside of the circle. Simutaneously the Leader leads the F's Right Hand in a swinging motion toward the outside of the circle. On 2,3 & 4 both Leader and Follower step back onto the circle line and on beat 5 they both step toward each other and the Leader holds the Follower's hands around the wrists.
dame (una, dos, ...) Dame is when the Leader advances to the Follower to the Rt. Both Leader and Follower use the footwork for dqn.
enchufla (enchufe) From guapea the Leader steps back on 1 and leads the Follower w/Left Hand in a 1/2 LT crossing in front of Leader. On 5,6, 7 the Follower stays in place while the Leader passes in front to the next Follower.
enchufla (enchufe) doble Just like enchulfa except instead of directly moving on the next person the Leader leads the Follower back under their Leader arm on 5,6,7. From there do regular enchufla.
festival de enchufla (con vuelta) Three enchuflas in a row. On beat 1 of each cycle as you begin the dqn you clap. First time you clap once, the second time clap twice, and the third time you clap three times.
adios After guapea the Leader hold hands (L to R) and turns with the Follower to the Rt. After the Leader goes all the way around with the Follower the Leader goes underneath their own Leader arm. Dame.
adios con la hermana Adios as usual just add Leaders turn towards the Follower and there is no Dame.
vacilala Begin (L to R). Followers turn.
vacilala con dame una Same as vacilala and go to the new partner.
sombrero Begin in cross handed position R hands on top. Leader leads the Follower in a two handed turn to the R crossing in front of the Leader.
medio sombrero Sombrero with one hand.
abanico Sombrero with Leader and Follower going around and turning.
balsero Sombrero after the full circle or double vacilala
evelyn Starts as Adios and then the leader turns with the right leg back
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