The Five Latin Dances
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Cha Cha Cha
A fun, flirtatious dance with quick, syncopated footwork and sharp hip movements. Cha Cha is energetic and playful, perfect for dancers who love upbeat rhythms and cheeky expressions. -
Rumba
Often called the “dance of love,” Rumba is slow, sensual, and deeply expressive. It emphasizes smooth body movement, controlled technique, and romantic storytelling between partners. -
Samba
Originating from Brazil, Samba is lively and infectious, featuring a distinctive “bounce” and fluid hip action. It reflects the joy of carnival with fast footwork and vibrant energy. -
Jive
The fastest of the Latin dances, Jive is spirited, bouncy, and full of kicks, flicks, and spins. It’s rooted in swing dance traditions and radiates youthful energy and fun. -
Paso Doble
A bold and theatrical dance inspired by the Spanish bullfight. The dancer leads with sharp, commanding movements and powerful poses, evoking drama and intensity on the dance floor.
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Partner Dance & Connection
One of the most striking features of Latin dance is its emphasis on partnership and connection. Each dance involves two people moving in harmony, communicating through posture, tension, and rhythm. The lead and follow roles are essential to conveying the dance’s narrative — whether it's the flirtation of cha cha, the drama of Paso doble, or the romance of Rumba.
What We Offer
At Dasation Studio Kepong, we provide:
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Competition Coaching – Prepare for local and international dance championships.
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Performance Training – Learn to shine on stage at showcases and events.
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Examination Preparation – Progress through recognized dance certifications with guided instruction.
