A complete Rumba Flamenca course for beginners. Over 2h of content. Available anytime, anywhere.

1) WHAT DOES IT CONSIST OF?
This is a complete course in Rumba Flamenca for absolute beginners, consisting of two choreographies that will introduce you to this dance style and its basics.
Over 2 hours of instructional content comprised in 22 lessons including technique, exercises, practice and theory.
Available ANYTIME and ANYWHERE, at your own pace and with a real dance school feeling - FOLLOW THE DANCE TEACHER FROM THE BACK PERSPECTIVE.

2) WHICH CHOREOGRAPHIES WILL I LEARN?
You will learn two different choreographies on a basic level.
RUMBA GITANA - a very simple Gypsy Rumba choreography where you will be dancing with a flamenco skirt and a handkerchief.
JALEO - sensual and passionate, performed to Ricky Martin's hot Caribbean rythms.
You can get a legal permission to perform the choreographies anywhere you want, upon a formal request to [email protected]

3) DO I NEED ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE?
No, this course is for absolute beginners. If you have never danced Flamenco or Rumba Flamenca before, then this is the right course for you.

4) WHAT WILL I LEARN IN THIS COURSE?
After completing this course you will acquire following knowledge and skills:
- rythm of Rumba Flamenca
- basic flamenco dance technique
- basic steps and turns
- basic flamenco footwork
- dance accessories: flamenco skirt and handkerchief

5) WHAT IS RUMBA FLAMENCA?
Rumba Flamenca, alternatively called Gypsy Rumba and Flamenco Rumba is considered to be the easiest, happiest and the most festive of all flamenco styles. (Note that flamenco is not a single dance form, but rather a group of different flamenco styles, all of which can vary significantly in terms of musicality, rythm, structure and steps.) Rumba Flamenca can be danced at parties, as a social dance, as a show dance and can be improvised to other modern related musical rythms such as Flamenco Pop and Latin Pop, Latin Fusion and Flamenco Fusion.
Rumba Flamenca derives originally from traditional Cuban dances such as Rumba (hence its Cuban name) and Guaracha through centuries of cultural interchanging and intermixing between Spanish and African music and dance. Thus you will be able to find traditional and strict flamenco dance elements along with Cuban dance elements.