I still come back to watch this from time to time :)

Such a super star, such a entertainer and aweosme teacher... Love him and Bersy

I love his voice too 💗

Am I the only one freaking out with the movement of the curtains behind is it because of the stabilization algorithm of youtube?

@MaxLuong

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's the stabilisation algorithm.

thank u for sharing~ amazing!

Rodrigo, bro! Tremenda explicaciones jajajaja

Amazing workshop!

Legendary!!!

Excelente video!

Genios genios

It is a great master class ... I see in these days most dancers start the song, continue and end the song in same rythm with same figures ... BADDDD;,,,,, each kind of cuban rythm has its particular time and moves ... In the extreme, I saw people dancing regaetton song with lineal salsa figures ... ayayayyyyyy ... I understood them... surely they were not latino people... Then, that is why this kind of classes are important for every body and more for them

estas re-loco, te perdimos en el m undo cuerdo , se te quiere carnalito

buena mi cuate Rodrigo , pronto regrese a japon.

Rodrigo orgullo jarocho! The best dancer

wunderbare musik, wunderbare tänzer. bravo rodrigo.👍

太棒了🎉

very good................

whats the name of the song at 530?

@codingwithlucy

4 жыл бұрын

Tito Rodriguez Jr. - Sun Sun Babae :)

i need the traduction please

@mynameisyasser

5 жыл бұрын

Escucha atentamente la musica y disfrutala = bailando bueno

This is an awesome speech! I'd have to disagree with Rodrigo on one point. Personally, I find that the montuno is really great for going all out with turns and patterns, whereas the mambo is better for breaking out into shines/footwork. I mean, the band REALLY starts to cook during montunos, and it's so much fun to channel that momentum with full-throttle partner work. Besides that, the montuno is often the longest section of the song; if you break out into shines and footwork at that time then you end up essentially dancing by yourself for two and a half minutes. To each their own, though! That's the great thing about musicality.

@Nuevolutionsalsa

5 жыл бұрын

The montuno is normally broken up into two parts... Mambo and solo... The mambo portion you will go all out but the solo portion "should be" for shines. At the end of the day this is just a guide to help people "connect" with the music. You will all dance it the way you feel which is what gives it such power. The ability to interpret your own way. As long as you stay connected with that and your partner, it's all good.

@rexdinarocky

5 жыл бұрын

Tom Leslie i agree . Partner work with mambo is doable but just really really right steps to stay on count . Footwork is better .

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Por que habla de son y no suelta pasos de son ?, siempre mantiene el estilo liniero

@Jorge857

4 жыл бұрын

Porque la palabra "son" tiene varios significados: 1) el género musical 2) el baile 3) una sección de una canción Él está hablando de la sección de la canción.

11:01

Verde, verde, verde...🧶🧶🧶

What a great Workshop! But what do you mean "even Kizomba"? Don't judge Kizomba from what you can see on YT nowadays. Look at the true Kizomba and it's roots, the same as you talk about Salsa from Kuba and you will even find similarities.

It’s not Africa even though black ppl are the one ms who perform this music. Why? Bc Africans didn’t arrive to Cuba playing Son. It’s like saying that Rap music is African just bc blacks in USA are playing it. Cuban Son is Cuban; that’s it.

L'ambiente della salsa sta divendando una focina di pagliacci e dico pagliacci perche voglio essere educato essere maestri di ballo e un altra cosa la lezione deve essere un momento dove l allievo è protagonista e il maestro è a sua disposizione per far si che l allievo migliori il suo livello di ballo e di cultura in questo video si vede un pagliaccio che fa un concerto e si mette in mostra come un pavone tra l altro dicendo anche svariate cazzate l allievo in questo caso non imparera niente ma sara solo spettatore