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Timba

What to expect in the course

Information about our courses

Timba Cubana is the modern way to dance Cuban salsa. Here you’ll learn smooth combinations, great styling, solo elements, and musicality on the next level. This is where things really kick off.

Levels available for the course

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When, where, how to book?

Course

When, where, how to book?

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Who is the course suitable for?

Is this course right for me?

For everyone who has reached a solid level in Cuban salsa. The intermediate class should no longer be a problem. You’re ready for a challenging class with no compromises.

Here's what you'll learn:

Learning objectives

Beautiful figure elements—sometimes, but not always, complicated—yet always great for social dancing, paired with great styling and combined with small solo elements. You’ll learn how to build your style into your dancing. Sometimes elegant, sometimes sporty and energetic, sometimes swaggy—every dancer’s heart will find its weekly training here.

Questions about our courses

FAQ

FAQs - Before the Course

Here you'll find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our courses.

1

What should I wear?

Just come as you feel comfortable. We recommend comfortable clothes, preferably sporty and cozy.

2

Do I need dance shoes?

Clean change of shoes is mandatory. However, they don't have to be dance shoes. In the "Afro Cuban Dances" courses, we dance barefoot or in socks.

3

Can I sign up without a partner?

Yes, you can come to all our classes without a partner. We work with partner changes in the course. You don't have to switch if you want to stay with your partner (voluntary). For Ladystyling and Solo, you don't need a partner as it's solo dancing.

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Level

Classes at Cuban Salsa Power Berlin are divided into levels. Ask your teacher where you can be placed if you are unsure.

Intermediate

For the Intermediate level, you need a solid foundation, which you learn in Beginner 2. At a minimum, you should confidently master figures like Sombrero, Enchufla y Entra, Dile Que No, and Saloneo.

Advanced

For all those who have reached a good level in Cuban Salsa. Intermediate classes should no longer be a challenge. You are ready for a demanding class without compromises.

Solo

You should already be dancing at an Intermediate level. Rhythm, basic steps, and coordination are no longer a problem for you, allowing you to fully concentrate on yourself and your movement in this class.

Beginner 1

For this class, you don't need any prior experience and can join at any time.

Beginner 2

For this class, you should have attended the Beginner 1 course. At a minimum, you should know the basic steps (Casino, Salsa, Open) as well as Dile Que No, Enchufla, Mirala Bonita (Follower Turn).

Open Class

Suitable for all levels.