The footwork, the rhythm and the flavour of bachata as it was born: the roots of the dance taught with a clear progression.
Our professional training in traditional bachata dates from 2022, with Argenis and Carolina, recognised for passing on the purest roots of this Dominican dance. We teach with respect for that tradition, but with a progression designed so any level can follow it.
Dominican bachata is recognisable by its footwork: those foot patterns that appear and disappear inside the rhythm. There is no chaotic improvisation behind them — there is an understanding of the music that can be learned and organised step by step.
Ideal for those starting in dance or with little experience. Our bachata workshops for beginners cover all the fundamentals needed to begin your journey in bachata.
For dancers with experience seeking to improve technique and style. Intermediate level bachata workshops will help you perfect your skills and develop your own style.
For experienced dancers seeking to perfect their art
It is the foot pattern work characteristic of Dominican bachata: rhythmic variations performed without losing the connection with your partner, or during open moments. It is what gives the style its recognisable flavour.
It is not harder, it is different. It demands more attention to rhythm and foot independence, while sensual asks for more body control and connection. Most people find one more natural at first.
Yes, and it is the norm at festivals. We usually teach workshops in both styles, adapting the split of levels and time slots to the event's programme.
We adapt duration, level and language to your event.
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