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Yep, I know that Puerto Ricans loved the Dancehall. I was told the genre of this song might be "Bombatón" so I just took their word at it ;) Music that makes you wanna dance. Is there a name for that?

Siiii y en París siguen inovando! Mezclan con hip hop, tarraxó, y tango! <3

Their regular classes are SO worth it! But they only do that like once or twice a year!

I meant to add that LOL! Rita Szabo

Marta was just very down to earth as well as an amazing, strong artist. Yes, it was nice to have her in Orlando! I visited her in Milano, did you know?

You should! Dance opens up a whole new world: a new way to appreciate and express your favorite music, a new dimension of yourself, and you find that there are whole communities centered around dance! Do it!

Son unos monstruos!

They are both gorgeous!

Estoy de acuerdo! Un encanto en todos los sentidos!

La idea es sencilla: playa y comer bien. Sencillo. El lugar se llama Bala Beach. Una búsqueda fácil en Google Maps te da la ubicación: goo.gl/maps/9Qrv95bRnFqDnYc8A ¡Disfruta!

Bala beach, Colón, Panamá. María Chiquita, si mal no recuerdo.

In every capital there is Kizomba! I don't know them, but try this group... reach out! facebook.com/groups/KizombaKC/

SOOOO fun!

Hola, María :) en la descripción está la dirección de la academia. Pero aquí te envío el enlace de Google Maps... goo.gl/maps/Z2qGbWVNMubLZdgH9

El próximo video va a ser buenísimo, tb :) ¿Se puede aprender a bailar únicamente por UA-cam?

I believe she is from Martinique or Guadeloupe and Felicien from France!

Hi, there :) I would reach out to Rincón Salsero. They organized the festival there and they are active and compete in Salsa ;) facebook.com/RinconSalseroCR/

Yes, they are so lovely to watch. Mesmerizing is the right word! Can't take credit, though, that's not me! lol

nåo sozinho em Lisboa! muitas cidades!

gosto muito da parte começado 1:49 :) ¿tango fusion pode ser?

¡Gracias, corazón! ¡Bella! Hay que seguir bailando y haciendo lo que nos hace feliz y nos mantiene con esa paz interior :) <3

absolutely, that's his love :) UrbanKiz :)

They are SO lovely to watch!

1. en todo momento mi querido primo tiene la botella en su mano jaja. 2. la gran mayoría de las veces cuando uno hace un montaje, uno no edita el video en el orden en que sucedieron las cosas sino en el orden en que mejor luce el video para darle "flow," y adaptándose al público.

Ponle pausa en el :44 y verás la botella.

Thanks :)

They are always so gorgeous!

When they did this performance, their son was almost 4 months old.

That was in 2017. That was their first performance after their first baby.

Not bad, it's much cheaper than the states and I like that it's almost like a little oasis. Would've liked a condo there!

@@DaliaDanceVacay I would like to at least visit this pretty place

I went several times and no one obligated you to buy or rent anything. I wouldn't use the mini cabanas if you haven't paid though bc they will want to charge you. Bring your own towels. There are plenty of palm trees, it's a bit breezy so an umbrella might get blown away anyway. Buy a drink or appetizer from the restaurant out of courtesy and also to taste their creations. They are soooo good! I'm a foodie and I enjoyed it

Yes, it is. Right where you would normally take the private dinghys to other islands, this is just to the left. The other islands are beautiful and some have tiny pockets of beach and others have more spacious beaches but that day the weather and water wasn't permitting us and we chilled just in the sideline beach. It was nice, free and we didn't have to spend the time to get to an island.

@@DaliaDanceVacay is it worth going to I dont want to take a tour which charges over 100 usd, so was debating to take two busses there and explore but will there be much for me to see If I do that

Portobelo fort is cute, small, a nice, small, old fort to visit. The beach is nice, but that's more or less Panama for you. Small sights.You won't have major landmarks with lots of smaller landmarks, like the Collosum and tons of Roman ruins around there. Portobelo makes for a nice, EASY weekend trip. An easy drive on the highway for most of the 1.5-2 hours outside of the capital, stop to see the fort, go on for a little while longer to the dock, then either take a dinghy to a small island beach, or just spend the day at that beach. There isn't much else, but it's easy and inexpensive. Entrance to the fort was cheap. The beach is free. Dinghys can get a little expensive.

www.heragtv.com/el-interesante-y-nunca-contado-origen-de-la-pollera-panamena/?fb_comment_id=1656010617751505_1657010140984886

There were many things that came into Spain that were actually Chinese, for example the mantones. 100% Chinese. I was told that the tembleque was the part that was Chinese. That's just what I was told.