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Dance Styles US, Europe, Great Britain
Posted by Ghostdancer
11/16/2001  4:21:00 PM
I think there are a number of dancers from Europe and the UK here.

Is there much difference in the way dance styles are done over there?

"Wherever you go, you represent the team. You will talk like, you will look like and you will act like the most dignified professional in your hometown" - Vince Lombardi to his players.

re: Dance Styles US, Europe, Great Britain
Posted by Ghostdancer
11/17/2001  3:04:00 PM
Originally posted by Michelle:
Mambo is the only rhythm dance we learn, the rest is International Style

"Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero." - Horace

International style is taught here if requested or in preparation for show, but not commonly used at any of the dance parties.

"Wherever you go, you represent the team. You will talk like, you will look like and you will act like the most dignified professional in your hometown" - Vince Lombardi to his players.

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