Upcoming events
Timba Solo Moves
May 2th
19 - 20:30
Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin
This recurring workshop focuses on movements from various Cuban dance genres that can be used to interpret Timba music (Salsa Cubana). These moves are designed for solo dancing, offering options for when you momentarily let go of your partner in couple dance. Over time, you’ll develop confidence in solo dancing and expand your repertoire for self-expression.
Price
One Workshop - 20€
You can also use one class of your 4 or 10 class ticket.
“Berlin Style” Rueda Intensive
May 9th & 10th
Tanzraum Wedding
Price
110€ - members of Salsa Cubana Berlin
120€ - Ticket 1-10
130€ - Ticket 11-20
140€ - Ticket 21-30
150€ - Ticket 31-40
17:30 - 18:30 Son Cubano Workshop (Son Basics needed)
18:30-19:30 Practica: Practice the workshop topic with feedback and help of the teachers
19:30-21:30 Social Dancing (no feedback)
Práctica
May 24th & June 14th
Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin
At this event, you can combine learning with focused practice or simply choose to attend either the workshop or the practice session.
We’ll start with a workshop covering a selected topic in partner dancing. Following that, you’ll have the opportunity to practice for an hour in a setting that mimics social dancing. During this time, you’ll receive guidance and feedback from the instructors, and it’s a safe space to share constructive feedback with each other.
The event concludes with two hours of free social dancing—an opportunity to unwind and let your mind relax.
Price
Workshop & Práctica (8 couples) - 15€
Full Package (Workshop + Práctica + Social Dancing; 8 couples) - 20€
Social Dancing (5 couples; Son Advanced Level) - 5€
Lady Styling
May 25th
14:30-16:00
Tanzraum Wedding
Lady Styling can mean two things.
It can encompass what might traditionally be described as “feminine” Styling - soft, smooth, sexy- expressed by anyone, either men, women, or non-binary individuals.
It can also refer to the way a woman expresses herself while dancing, whether perceived as “feminine,” “masculine,” or anything in between.
In these two workshops, we will focus on the styling Helen incorporates when she dances Cuban salsa.
In the Basic Body Movement Workshop, we’ll practice hip and upper-body movements. These foundational exercises will help you move smoothly in different ways, allowing you to focus on arm movements and other expressive details later on.
In the second workshop, Footwork and Solo Moves, we’ll explore diverse footwork, turns, and functional styling with an emphasis on arm movements and different hip movements.
Price
One Workshop - 20€
You can also use one class of your 4 or 10 class ticket.
Rumba Columbia
May 25th
16-17:30
Tanzraum Wedding
Rumba Columbia is a very strong and sensitive dance
Through Columbia dancers express their deepest emotions. It is an improvisational dance developed by the people of cuba where every dancer performs alone showing everything that he or she can do. It consists of fast footwork combined with hard movement of the shoulders, varying with tempo and cadence.
We will not only show you a choreography to replicate, we will teach you some basic steps and transitions, in order for you to understand the dynamic of Columbia. Our goal is that you can feel confident to improvise alone.
One Workshop - 20€
You can also use one class of your 4 or 10 class ticket.
Price
Lady Styling
4 weeks class:
June 2th to June 23th
Time: to be announced
Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin
Lady Styling can mean two things.
It can encompass what might traditionally be described as “feminine” Styling - soft, smooth, sexy- expressed by anyone, either men, women, or non-binary individuals.
It can also refer to the way a woman expresses herself while dancing, whether perceived as “feminine,” “masculine,” or anything in between.
In these two workshops, we will focus on the styling Helen incorporates when she dances Cuban salsa.
In the Basic Body Movement Workshop, we’ll practice hip and upper-body movements. These foundational exercises will help you move smoothly in different ways, allowing you to focus on arm movements and other expressive details later on.
In the second workshop, Footwork and Solo Moves, we’ll explore diverse footwork, turns, and functional styling with an emphasis on arm movements and different hip movements.
Beginner Bootcamp
June 7th
11:30am - 2:30 pm
Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin
Have fun learning cuban salsa!
This intensive bootcamp will teach you the basic steps and help you dance with your partner. You'll learn to move to the music and feel the rhythm. It's a great way to meet new people, exercise, and have a good time.
No dance experience and no partner are needed, so come and join the fun!
Price
One Bootcamp - 40€
Musicalidad
June 7th
4:00 - 7:00pm
Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin
In this workshop, we will explore the different instruments that make up the sound of salsa music. From the steady rhythm of the congas to the crisp sound of the cowbell, the melodic patterns of the piano to the driving lines of the bass—we’ll listen, break down, and move with intention. For each instrument, we will learn specific dance movements or dynamics that reflect its unique character and role in the music. This is not about learning a fixed choreography, but about developing a deeper understanding of how to feel and interpret the music through your body. By the end of the session, you’ll be more confident dancing with the music—not just to it.
Price
One Workshop - 40€
You can also use two classes of your 4 or 10 class ticket.
Timba Solo Moves
June 8th
4:00 - 5:30pm
Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin
This recurring workshop focuses on movements from various Cuban dance genres that can be used to interpret Timba music (Salsa Cubana). These moves are designed for solo dancing, offering options for when you momentarily let go of your partner in couple dance. Over time, you’ll develop confidence in solo dancing and expand your repertoire for self-expression.
Price
One Workshop - 20€
You can also use one class of your 4 or 10 class ticket.
Práctica
17:30 - 18:30 Son Cubano Workshop (Son Basics needed)
18:30-19:30 Practica: Practice the workshop topic with feedback and help of the teachers
19:30-21:30 Social Dancing (no feedback)
June 14th
Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin
At this event, you can combine learning with focused practice or simply choose to attend either the workshop or the practice session.
We’ll start with a workshop covering a selected topic in partner dancing. Following that, you’ll have the opportunity to practice for an hour in a setting that mimics social dancing. During this time, you’ll receive guidance and feedback from the instructors, and it’s a safe space to share constructive feedback with each other.
The event concludes with two hours of free social dancing—an opportunity to unwind and let your mind relax.
Price
Workshop & Práctica (8 couples) - 15€
Full Package (Workshop + Práctica + Social Dancing; 8 couples) - 20€
Social Dancing (5 couples; Son Advanced Level) - 5€
to be announced
June 15th
2:30-5:30pm
Tanzraum Wedding
to be announced
Price
To be announced
Weekend Workshop
July 5th & July 6th
time: to be announced
Location: to be announced
Son Cubano
The Origin of Cuban Salsa
“Son” is a word in the Spanish language that means “sound” or “tone,” but in Cuba, Son is known as a musical and danceable genre. The genre was popularized in Havana in 1909 by a group from the eastern regions of Cuba, though it may have existed as early as the 16th century. However, Son is not an outdated or extinct genre—on the contrary, it is (once again) being performed by many Cuban bands today and was also the foundation of the genre we now refer to as “Salsa.” A very well-known example of this music is the song “Chan Chan” by the Buena Vista Social Club.
The dance performed to Son music is a very elegant, “polite” partner dance that is based on a strong connection between the dancers.
In this course, participants will learn not only the steps and figures of Son, but especially how to interpret the music. Son is danced a contra tiempo (offbeat). We will practice this by singing instrumental lines and doing rhythm exercises.
An important element is the teaching of style and posture—i.e., elegance and the associated stylistic elements such as saludos (greetings) and the interaction between dance partners. In all our partner dance courses, we place great emphasis on leading and following. Therefore, a significant part of the instruction will be dedicated to this. We will explore how to build a comfortable dance frame, how to signal certain figures with the body, and how to understand the signals from one’s partner.
Requirements: Basic knowledge of Cuban Salsa
You want to see us dancing son? Click here!
Price
The prices are set by TU Berlin
https://www.tu-sport.de/
September 6th & 7th
weekend workshop
1pm-3:30pm
Antonstraße 37, 13347 Berlin
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Son Cubano
The Origin of Cuban Salsa
“Son” is a word in the Spanish language that means “sound” or “tone,” but in Cuba, Son is known as a musical and danceable genre. The genre was popularized in Havana in 1909 by a group from the eastern regions of Cuba, though it may have existed as early as the 16th century. However, Son is not an outdated or extinct genre—on the contrary, it is (once again) being performed by many Cuban bands today and was also the foundation of the genre we now refer to as “Salsa.” A very well-known example of this music is the song “Chan Chan” by the Buena Vista Social Club.
The dance performed to Son music is a very elegant, “polite” partner dance that is based on a strong connection between the dancers.
In this course, participants will learn not only the steps and figures of Son, but especially how to interpret the music. Son is danced a contra tiempo (offbeat). We will practice this by singing instrumental lines and doing rhythm exercises.
An important element is the teaching of style and posture—i.e., elegance and the associated stylistic elements such as saludos (greetings) and the interaction between dance partners. In all our partner dance courses, we place great emphasis on leading and following. Therefore, a significant part of the instruction will be dedicated to this. We will explore how to build a comfortable dance frame, how to signal certain figures with the body, and how to understand the signals from one’s partner.
Requirements: Basic knowledge of Cuban Salsa
You want to see us dancing son? Click here!
Price
The prices are set by the VHS Mitte.