Linear style Salsa

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Linear style Salsa was born in America and has been developed primarily for the end of the phase. Linear style, with the dancers stay in the same direction, making it easier for viewers to see. Linear style is fast gaining popularity around the world, with two styles: LA Style and NY Style in Los Angeles and New York respectively.

Music

Linear style Salsa has exactly the same music of Salsa Cubana. Music isplayed in 4 / 4 beats with 4-8 represents a pause and the other beats representing steps. Claves, Congo and "The Tin Drum" are often used for the main blow of music to highlight it. The music is very similar to Mambo.

Dance

Linear style Salsa is a rhythm of 4 / 4. In contrast with the style of Cuban salsa style is not a linear fracture to 4, and 8 beats. Instead, the linear style, offering a "quick, quick, slow" Stepping with the slow pace after two rounds of time. BothDancers dance in a straight line, with most trains terminating with dancers swapping sides, while still aligned in the same direction. Linear style Salsa moves a lot of features, where Heads of State and Government "comb" themslves, or the trailer.

Latinos NZ Popularity Scale: 6 / 10

Linear style Salsa is quickly gaining popularity in New Zealand. That said, most follow "Salses" in a club of Cuban-style Latin dance and the linear style that is guaranteed to perform on stage.

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