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Historia de la salsa
History of Salsa dancing Again, there is much controversy about the origin of social dancing salsa and / or urban. In this case, find the roots of the dance or assert as thatstatement is even more risky. Colombians, Cubans, Puerto Ricans and even Newyoriqueños (born in NY, of Puerto Rican immigrant family) claim as your own salsa dancing, authentic and original. The majordifficulty is providing testable data which, unlike the music information sources are scarce. One can go to any website selling Latin music and buy albums remastered Machito, Chano Pozo and BennyMoré. The old music has been recorded and these are irrefutable documents that can guide us to the origins. In the case of dance, the existing audiovisual material is scarce. We would need to know how toreally dance at the Palladium in the 50s, for example, or in pre-Castro Cuba and Puerto Rico in the early twentieth century. Unfortunately, nobody noticed in the past to document filmográficamentethose dances. All we know about the dance style in the past is mainly based on subjective personal testimonies or photographs obviously are static.
In most countries where currently salsa dancing,dancing is linear, ie, the couple is face to face for most of the dance, and the crossings of the girl running in a straight line. There are certain exceptions, such as Cuba and Miami, places where dancingis circular, that is, the girl moves from side to side of the semicircular trajectories guy. The linear ball, in turn, can subcatalogar in two styles predominant today. Both styles are named afterthe cities in which they were created: New York and Los Angeles. The circular dance to which we referred earlier usually called Cuban style, since it is the one that has developed in Cuba or Cubanssettled in Miami. During the rest of the section will no more references to dance round and focus on the two aforementioned linear styles.
Like Salsa music is rooted in the fusion of Afro-Antillean...