A simple and lively cuban pattern starting with a sombrero. In the rest of La Montagna, the partners switch places while never losing the grip on both hands.
A rueda is a circle of dancers. The dancing pairs are led by a caller, who 'calls' the moves in order for everyone to execute them at the same time. Many moves have hand signs to complete the call (very useful in noisy venues).
Cha cha a few steps The cha cha is so playful when it comes to individual steps – the so called shines. The rhythm allows the dancer to be creative by replacing either the main steps (2,3,6,7) or the cha-cha-cha step.
Having fun while dancing with two ladies can be pretty problematic for any salsa dancer. Why is that? Because both ladies should receive the same amount of attention and leading.
This sequence of Cuban origins is a combination of simple patterns which get a special flavour when put together.