Bravo Style Salsa: Advanced Level
Login to rate video- Starring:
- Alfonso Caldera, Charlene Rose
- Producer:
- Bravo Dance Company
- Level:
- Advanced
- Genre:
- Salsa
- Format:
- DVD
- Running Time:
- 60 minutes
- Release Date:
- 2010
- Availability:
- Available
Summary
In this Instructional Salsa series (on 1), Alfonso Caldera will teach you his popular and sexy style of dance. After having mastered the foundations taught in Bravo's Intermediate Level DVDs, you will continue to the Advanced level with six complex combinations, designed specifically for Advanced dancers only. All combinations include individual styling techniques surely to get you noticed on the dance floor! Successful mastery of this video lesson will have you dancing with confidence, poise and elegance as Advanced level dancer!
• Step-by-Step Instruction
• Complex Partnering Combinations
• DVD Menus for Easy Review
Alfonso is a World Salsa Federation and International Mayan Champion. As a dancer, instructor and choreographer, he has developed a unique style of West Coast Style Salsa, which you are sure to enjoy!
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Member Reviews
Our review of the third and fourth discs in this series follows what we said in the second disc’s review; these are nice to view, easy to follow, and no longer than they need to be.
Of course, you’ll have to watch them with a player than can slow things down, and you’ll have to take notes, and you’ll have to practice - but they’re good, “combos.”
Each disc has six combinations. Whether or not any combination is “Intermediate” or “Advanced” to you will depend on your own prior experience; if you know the individual moves then the combinations will be “interesting” and not mysterious, or, difficult.
About the only thing that could be improved here is that in these two discs they wear dark clothes against a dark background. That did make things sometimes hard to see, but it wasn’t a huge problem.
These aren’t “easy” discs and they aren’t billed as easy discs, but they are very good discs and well worth studying and learning from. Good luck.
