Salsa dancers and members of the general public enjoyed our new location at the Marylebone Summer Festival and the pictures of joyfulness they shared speaks more than a thousand words.                                        A big thank you to everyone who came down and made the Read More

    Salsa dancing is now at the corner of Blandford Street and Aybrook Street, Marylebone, London W1U 4AZ The ‘Salsa Area’ is now located in a new position within Marylebone: This year the organisers have had to move various elements of the event around, because of the unfortunate loss of Moxon Street Car Park due to Read More

The positive feeling that was generated at the Marylebone Summer Fayre 2018, is a testimony to the wonderful salsa dancers and visitors, who brought with them an inner sunshine to combat the cloudy overcast weather. The weather did not dampen their spirts, joy or fun and the energy that was generated by these dancers was amazing, Read More

    Salsa dancing is at the corner of New Cavendish Street and Welbeck Street, London W1G The joy of dancing freely is a wonderful thing.     There is nothing like dancing salsa outdoors, in the open, on the street.     There is something of a buzz when you are no longer restricted Read More

Simply put, there would be no ‘Salsa Music’ without Cuba’s original created music forms of ‘Rumba’, ‘Mambo’ and ‘Son’ (the basis of worldwide ‘Salsa Music’) these are all original types of music forms created in the Caribbean island of Cuba, also the ‘Cha Cha Cha’ original music form was created by Cuban musicians. It is sad and Read More

    Salsa dancing is at the corner of New Cavendish Street and Welbeck Street, London W1G The joy of dancing freely is a wonderful thing.      There is nothing like dancing salsa outdoors, in the open, on the street.      There is something of a buzz when you are no longer restricted Read More

When you go to shops or go online and then you go to the ‘World Music’ section, you will find that Cuban music is constantly being labelled and categorised under the heading ‘Latin’ music or ‘Latin American’ music. So many shops, online outlets and websites have this categorisation absolutely wrong and it is blatantly incorrect, Read More

Danarys Farres has an inclination for Afro-Cuban dance & Rumba, due to the call of the drums and spiritual connection, because Afro-cuban is beyond dance, beyond steps, beyond our own understanding, it is a calling to a ‘Spiritual elixir’.   Damarys teaches that the drums needs no other instrument or support or introduction. When you hear and feel Read More

As teachers we are passionate about sharing and teaching Salsa dance to everyone, because of the beautiful feeling and expression of the music, plus showing the dance movements that we love to do. Sometimes having fun is doing something positive and different, that you have always liked the idea of doing, but you never thought Read More

Meet Damarys Farres an exceptional female Cuban dancer. It does not matter what style of dancer you are, or the type of dancer that you think you are, great movement and timing are ‘Universal Goals’ for all dancers and very few attain them at the highest level like Damarys Farres. All women, from all backgrounds, styles and dance Read More