Mambo Dance Instruction DVDsMore than a dance, it's an addiction!The fusion of Swing and Cuban music produced this fascinating rhythm and in turn created a new sensational dance. The Mambo could not have been conceived earlier since up until that time Cuba and American Jazz still were not wedded. The Victor records of Anselmo Sacaras entitled "Mambo" in 1944 were probably the beginning and since then other Latin American band leaders such as Tito Rodriquez, Pupi Campo, Tito Puente, Perez Pardo, Machito, and Xavier Cugat have achieved styling of their own and furthered the Mambo craze. The Mambo was originally played as any Rumba with a riff ending. It may be described as a riff or a Rumba with emphasis on the fourth beat in 4/4 time. Originally played with some musicians in 2/4 time with a break or emphasis on 2 and 4. Native Cubans or dancers without any training would break on any beat. The majority of present day Salsa dancers do traditional Mambo patterns. Loved it so much that I bought it for my niece
Hi Foster and Judi, I purchased you video package last year and loved it so much that I bought it for my niece. I am 52 years old and got married for the first time last year. I needed to know how to dance at my wedding, Thanks for the help. My niece is 12 and she loves to dance. I'm sure she will love your videos also. Thanks again... P. S. My wife also sends her thanks. G. K. - Manassas, VA More Testimonials
We have found them just excellent!
We have had 4 of your DVD's for about a year or so... we have found them just excellent! We love your teaching techniques and they work very well for us. Your videos have been the best we have seen, for our purposes, and we have seen your impressive capabilities in covering a wide range of dances. R. & J. R. - Grand Bay-Westfield, Canada More Testimonials ORDER YOUR 2-DVD package and you'll get 28 total Mambo steps. |
