Merengue Vs Salsa

Merengue and Salsa Dancing

“Removing emotions through body movements. Every movement, every gesture of any body part, reflects an aspect of our inner life." (Rudolf von Laban). The dance is themovement that you put into the body, especially the feet, which is seen with the heart, eventually passing to partner with mute language all sensations to the beat of the music. In the dance world thereis much variety of rhythms, tropical rhythms that are to my liking but they are by far the merengue and salsa. These two types of dances that differ in origin, clothing, style, way of dancing andprofessionalism are treated in that people like to dance, transmit different emotions and identifies as a person.
The salsa is a dance created by Latin people of salsa music, dance influences of Africanand Spanish by merging son montuno, rumba, guaracha. The form of salsa dancing varies greatly depending on the place of origin of the dancer and how he learned. For example, the salsa is danced inthe Caribbean and Latin America develops as a walk, resulting in a circular motion turns much slower. Within this style are Cuban and Colombian prototypes, with a movement that digs deeper into the soiland another whose touch is lighter respectively. In the United States, although dance has as its foundation the basic step Latin contain many combinations early right turns.
To dance salsa at itsmost elemental, follow the four beats of music but only run three steps, each of the same length of stroke. The remaining beat can be incorporated to the previous step or movement is added adornment.The steps may include removal or can run on the site, a bit like walking three steps at a time and putting a pause in between. If you walk in this way to the rhythm of music, already is dancing salsa.When dancing merengue, a dance of Dominican origin characterized by an overwhelming rhythm, man and woman intertwined move laterally in what is called "passing the fence", then can turn right or...