The four-star resort, the Swiss Garden Golf Resort and Spa Damai Laut, was undoubtedly one of the finest accommodation options provided by salsa events organized in Asia. The lush greenery of the golf course against the backdrop of the setting sun over the Straits of Malacca was definitely a sight for sore eyes as the coach pulled into the driveway of the quaint resort. At that very moment, the 10 hour coach ride from Singapore seemed worth it after all!

A lot of my fellow friends have asked me this couple of time and I have finally found some time to compile this and share with you all.
I do not claim that this is the best way but this is what I have done and still continue to do. Although it looks quite complicated to remember so many moves together at the same time, it is actually very simple if you try to follow a couple of simple things after the class.

What can we say? Another fine event by Quick Step Productions!

In a short space of just three months, Singapore has seen the organization of its first salsa festival and congress. For salsa lovers out there, who couldn’t make it to both the events, here’s the low down on what you missed. Politics aside, we score both these events based on the quality of their performances, line up of instructors, location and overall organization. The year of 2007 promises to bring more of such events, so this is your essential guide to helping you decide which festival/ congress to come down for.

Everyone loves Bachata simply because of its sensuality and intimacy. Beginners are often anxious to learn the dance as fast possible since it looks much less complex than all those fancy salsa turn patterns. But there is more than meets the eye when it comes to dancing Bachata, here are three things you should avoid if you want to look good on the dance floor.