What are the characteristics and styles of Latin dance?

Latin dance is a kind of competitive sports dance with strong explosive force and strong style, and its characteristics are as follows:

1, Latin dance movements are basically waist and hip twisting or foot moving movements, which are fast, physically exhausting and passionate.

Latin dance is a dance for two people. Latin dance is an energy exchange between men and women. How to express beautifully in a way of relationship, life and body is the core of Latin dance.

Latin dance covers everything. The concept of Latin dance actually includes sports, fashion, dance, drama, humor and so on. Exquisite and beautiful clothes are also part of Latin dance.

4. Latin dance and sports are integrated. Listen to Latin music to jump, and the whole mind and body will keep in good condition when jumping.

Latin dance requirements:

When dancing, it's not just the foot movement, but the foot movement should be replaced by the body movement, and the posture after the movement should be extended from the inside out.

Latin dance must be the dance of two people, a man and a woman, and most dance subjects show the actions of two people attracting or tempting each other, so it can be expressed by music control, facial expressions, eyes and body movements. The lecturer also demonstrated samba, cha-cha and rumba, because these three dance subjects can better express the love story between men and women.

All balance movements are emitted from the center of the body. In the process of continuous rotation, the speed should gradually increase from slow to fast, and then gradually decrease. The center of gravity should be between the open feet, and the feet should not move too far or too small to lose balance. We should keep practicing and find out the right pace position.

Balance between partners, balance of force, balance of center of gravity, six-dimensional space: up and down, left and right, front and back. In short, balance is everywhere, and balance runs through the dance. As for merengue, it originated in Dominica, with 2 beats per bar. With the hip joint swinging from side to side in turn, it is full of romance, sexiness and charm.