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Maike
Ismael Rojas López
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Dancer
He studied at several dance schools in Santiago de Cuba. He
took part at the world championships Salsa in San Marino (Italy)
in 2004 where he obtained the third price in Rueda de Casino
and the first price in Show Dance de Salsa Cubana. At this moment
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Luis
Manuel Bravo Ramos
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Dancer
He took part in the famous Tropicana Show in the Santiago. He
continued his dance career in the hotel Melia Cayo Guillermo.
At this moment he is a dance teacher at the Sport Academy. In
2004 he participated in the world championships Salsa in San
Marino, Italy, where he obtained the first price in the category
Salsa Cubana. |
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Yacqueline
Abiague
• Dancer
She studied in Santiago and Havana. Having specialised in ‘ladystyling’,
she is very experienced in teaching visitors to Cuba reagardless
of previous experience. |
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Luis
Palacio Jaen
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Percuccionist
Luis is a percussionist with more than 40 years of experience
in the music business. He trained at the Conservatorium Esteban
Salas de Santiago de Cuba and is a member of the National Committee
of Percussionists. Luis regularly plays with bands that perform
abroard, such as Sons de Santiago. |
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Manoló
Semanat Bell
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Percuccionist
Manolito has been a successful percussionist for more than 30
years. Born in Santiago de Cuba, he has a lot of international
experience. He has over 20 years of experience in teaching the
following percussion instruments: conga, bongo and bata. Manolito
specialises in traditional Cuban music, using it as a basis
from which to develop new rhythms and variations. He performs
regularly throughout Cuba and abroad with his group Guitarras
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The percussion
lessons we organise are tailored to your wishes. We teach traditional
Cuban music like Son, Rumba, Mambo, Chachacha, Bolero, Guaracha,
Mozambique, Pilon, Dengue a caballo and Mosancha. But that's not
all. We also cater for African music like bembé, uaguanco,
yambu, colombia, conga or afro. Last but certainly not least, we
also teach Latin-American music like merengue, cumbia, bomba, puertorriquena,
bossa nova and samba
• Dancing workshops
Cuba has an outstanding dancing culture. Best-known is the salsa,
but there are many others like the rumba, chachachá, mambo,
rueda de casino and son.
Workshops can be organised for groups and for individuals. Cubanrhythm
tailors its dancing lessons to your specific wishes. Whether you’re
new to salsa and wish to take private lessons, keen to learn the typically
feminine ‘ladystyling’, or can already dance but want
to improve your performance and learn new steps; whatever your wishes,
Cubanrhythm can cater for you.
Professional Cuban dancing teachers are happy to introduce you to
the world of Cuban dancing. Ariel Delas Cabrales is one of them.
He studied
at the ‘Escuale del Arte’ in Santiago de Cuba and Havana.
A member of the dance group ‘Mente Positiva’ for some years,
he has a great deal of experience in teaching salsa, rueda de casino,
rumba and chachachá.
Yacqueline Abiague is another member of the Cubanrhythm team. She
too studied in Santiago and Havana. Having specialised in ‘ladystyling’,
she is very experienced in teaching visitors to Cuba.
• Music workshops
If Cuban music is your passion and you’d like to learn an
instrument or improve your performance, Cubanrhythm has the
right tuition for
you. Lessons are given on an individual or group basis by acknowledged,
professional musicians who are members of Cuban bands and regularly
travel abroad for performances.
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