Showing posts with label Best Latino Dancers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best Latino Dancers. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Salsa Circuit Top 10 Latin Songs' -Week of May 1, 2011




1 Lluvia Al Corazon - Mana


2 Llueve El Amor - Tito 'El Bambino'


3 Tengo Tu Love - Sie7e


4 Entre tus Alas - Camila


5 Me Duele La Cabeza - Hector Acosta


6 Me Río De Ti (Juan Magan Dance Remix) - Gloria Trevi


7 Taboo - Don Omar


8 Contestame el Telefono - Alexis & Fido featuring Flex


9 Tu Angelito - Chino y Nacho


10 Mi Corazon Esta Muerto - RKM & Ken-Y


Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Dancing To Stay Young and Sexy - Who Knew?


Dancing has been around for ages and it began as form of enticement and adoration. Today it's something much much more. Dancing offers incredible health benefits along with hours of enjoyment.

Since a major portion of the American population is quickly aging, dancing and it's simple techniques are being used to elevate cardio health. Americans and baby boomers with today's relaxed way of life find dancing to be a fun activity and an enjoyable way to get moving.

The newest forms of dance are really the oldest forms. We don't know the exact origins of ancient dance but we are finding an increasing interest in Middle Eastern belly dancing and in Salsa. There are amazing benefits to these types of dance such as lowering the risk of coronary heart disease, depression, loneliness and reducing stress.

As we age, which seems to happen over night, it seems to bring with it a feeling of defeat. What we see is something that only happened to other people. How can this be happening to me? We silently ask ourselves as we look into the mirror. And, hopefully it ignites a desire to work with our aging bodies and to become the best we can be.

Dancing is Great for the Mind


Barring any medical complications our mind still functions as it always has. It's the changes on the exterior of our bodies that bothers us. And luckily these are the ones we can fight. Being active keeps us strong when everything begins to slow down.

Dancing increases endorphins which help heal our body while it increases muscle tone and coordination. Dancing also makes us feel younger and happy.

Today the most fun type of dancing combines belly dancing with salsa. Zumba the current rage and belly dancing gives our aging bodies a sense of sexuality which can always lead to additional enjoyment.


Shake That Wild Thing to Lose Weight


One of the greatest things that dancing provides is a way to get rid of unwanted weight. Using most of the muscle of your body, dance burns off the most calories. So, just get up and do it.

If you want to decrease blood pressure and strengthen the bones of your legs and hips, get your groove on. If you're concerned about your state of mental acuity dance helps with it as well by increasing the blood flow to the brain. Since dancing requires memorizing steps the mental challenges it provides increases in brain health.

Find a class, check out the dance videos on YouTube and get your groove on.

Article  Source: Carolyne Mroz


Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Salsa Circuit Top 10 Latin Songs' -Week of April 24, 2011



1 Lluvia Al Corazon - Mana


2 Tengo Tu Love - Sie7e


3 Llueve El Amor - Tito 'El Bambino'


4 Me Duele La Cabeza - Hector Acosta


5 Entre tus Alas - Camila


6 Dandole - Gocho ft. Jowell y Omega


7 Tu Angelito - Chino y Nacho


8 Danza Kaduro - Don Omar and Lucenzo


9 Contestame el Telefono - Alexis & Fido featuring Flex


10 Me Río De Ti (Juan Magan Dance Remix) - Gloria Trevi


Monday, April 18, 2011

Salsa Circuit Top 10 Latin Songs' -Week of April 17, 2011


1     Lluvia Al Corazon - Mana


2     Tengo Tu Love - Sie7e


3     Corazon sin Cara - Prince Royce


4     Llueve El Amor - Tito 'El Bambino'


5     Dandole - Gocho ft. Jowell y Omega


6     Sale el Sol - Shakira


7     Danza Kaduro - Don Omar and Lucenzo


8     Me Duele La Cabeza - Hector Acosta


9     Entre tus Alas - Camila


10     Tu Angelito - Chino y Nacho


Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Salsa Circuit Top 10 Latin Songs' -Week of April 10, 2011


1 Llueve El Amor - Tito 'El Bambino'


2 Lluvia Al Corazon - Mana


3 Corazon sin Cara - Prince Royce


4 Tengo Tu Love - Sie7e


5 Sale el Sol - Shakira


6 Danza Kaduro - Don Omar and Lucenzo


7 Me Duele La Cabeza - Hector Acosta


8 Entre tus Alas - Camila


9 Aprende a Ser Fiel - J'Martin


10 Dandole - Gocho ft. Jowell y Omega


Tuesday, April 12, 2011

The Best Latino Dancers of All Time


Their names are synonymous with greatness and tonight, they’ll be on the first ever classical-themed Dancing With the Stars. Sisters Lorena and Lorna Feijoo and Juan Manuel Carreno, all principal dancers in major companies and all trained in Cuba, will show the dancing celebs how to hold a pose and do a pas de deux tonight at 9 EST on ABC. Meanwhile, check out our list of the greatest Latino dancers of all time!

The Best Latino Dancers of All Time

Their names are synonymous with greatness and tonight, they’ll be on the first ever classical-themed Dancing With the Stars. Sisters Lorena and Lorna Feijoo and Juan Manuel Carreno, all principal dancers in major companies and all trained in Cuba, will show the dancing celebs how to hold a pose and do a pas de deux tonight at 9 EST on ABC. Meanwhile, check out our list of the greatest Latino dancers of all time!

Lorena and Lorna Feijoo

The Cuban sisters have been dancing on pointe since they were kids and their dedication and love of the art shows. Both are principals in major ballet companies. (Lorena at the San Francisco Ballet and Lorna at the Boston Ballet). Deemed two of the best in the world, their discipline, flawless form and artistic performances have enthralled ballet lovers everywhere.




Rita Moreno

Moreno is from that generation of entertainers who knew how to sing, act and dance. And she’s done the latter with everyone from Ricardo Montalban (doing a very chaste dance in Latin Lovers) to The Muppets (where she did a hilarious tango dance). But of course, her signature dance moment came thanks to her Oscar-winning role as Anita in the film version of West Side Story. The curvy but petite Puerto Rican was full of sass.



Ricky Martin

No, we’re not talking about those hilariously corny choreographed moves from his Menudo days. We’re talking about the manly, hip-popping sensuality that Martin busts out with whenever he’s on stage. This is, after all, the man who singlehandedly started the Latin pop explosion at the 1999 Grammys with a few hot moves




Chita Rivera

A Broadway singing, acting and dancing legend who originated the roles of Anita in West Side Story and Velma Kelly in Chicago, Chita is known for her flawless technical skills augmented by loads of personality. And girlfriend can still kick up her fabulous legs at age 78.




Sara Baras

Forget the polka dot dresses and mantas. Sure, Baras can rock those, but her contribution to flamenco is bringing it squarely into the 21st century with a modern take on the centuries-old art form, which includes wearing menswear that puts even more emphasis on a woman’s strong, seductive role in the Spanish dance.



Norberto Esbrez

Nicknamed El Pulpo for his intricate, fluid moves (called pulpeadas), this Argentine tango dancer makes it impossible to look away when he’s onstage. Combine his legwork with that of a great partner and their bodies seem to be having a very sexy conversation that we can only guess at.




Iris Chacon

She is basically J.Lo’s momma. Unapologetically voluptuous and sassy, “La Bomba de Puerto Rico” burned up TV sets throughout Latin America and Latino USA with her jiggle-filled dance variety show. A whole generation of little Latina girls grew up dancing along with her in their living rooms—and what a dance education that was: Chacon could dance everything from salsa to mambo to merengue (usually wearing tiny Vegas-style outfits).



Chayanne

He’s the guy at the party that you spot on the dance floor and immediately want to cut in. Flexible and agile despite his tall frame, he projects such energy and fun onstage that you can’t help but imagine yourself up there with him. Yum.




Carmen Miranda

Forget the hats, OK? We know that with every movie she made, she wore a bigger hat with more fruit in it. But the headgear can’t distract from the sheer control and musicality of this Portuguese-Brazilian dancing legend.



Alicia Alonso

The Latina ballet grand-dame was so brilliant that she danced solos well into her 70s, when she was forced to step from the stage due to failing eyesight. As the longtime director of the National Ballet of Cuba, she is directly responsible for shaping some of the most renowned ballet stars. Now 90, she was recently honored with a special program by New York’s American Ballet Theatre.



Joaquin Cortes

The man is sex in motion. Sensuality, masculinity and complete control of his body are what make this Spaniard stand out in a field crowded with flamenco legends. To watch him is to be mesmerized.



Jennifer Lopez

Lopez is a force of nature who has built an empire from humble beginnings as a dancer. But she never left those skills behind as her latest video, "On the Floor," proves. Throughout her career, she’s mixed hip-hop, R&B and Latin moves to woo watchers. And she’s proved that you don’t have to be stick-thin to know how to move




Shakira

Hips don’t lie—at least Shakira’s don’t. The colombiana with Lebanese blood perfected the art of bellydancing, then took it to another level, moving her body as if the top and bottom were connected by rhythm alone. After she left men trailing their tongues watching her dance, every girl we know went out and signed up for classes




Source Damarys Ocana


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