Therefore, Cuba’s contribution to universal dance has been fundamental.
Studying a language is not only just studying the grammar and the vocabulary; it is immersing yourself into the culture where the language is spoken. And there is no better way to live the culture of a town than through its artistic expressions such as lyrics or dance.
Cuba’s contribution to the world of universal dance has been fundamental: a multitude of Caribbean rhythms were mixed on the island giving rise to what we associate today as the “typical Latin dance”: Salsa.
Salsa is a style of dance that combines the rhythms of Mambo, Son and Cha-Cha-Cha in particular. Salsa is also the essence of the Cuban people. You can learn this dance in any of our three destinations in Cuba: Havana, Santiago de Cuba or Trinidad as you study an Intensive, Super intensive or One-to-One Spanish language course!
Practical Information
Duration: 1 week
Frequency: Intensive Spanish Course: 20+5 Spanish classes per week Salsa Dance Course: 5 hours of class per week
Classes: No minimum number of students is required
