The Best Salsa Classes in Los Angeles
It seems that after hearing Bad Bunny’s DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS and Karol G’s Tropicoqueta, people are ready to take up a new hobby. We’re talking about salsa dancing—who’s in?
Salsa dancing is as creative and sexy as it is a great way to get your workout in. It will help you get in tune with another side of your body and work out muscles in a different way than you’re used to. Also, learning a new skill will only make you a more rounded person, opening space for a new talent. So, why’d it take us so long to pick up salsa dancing?
For those curious to learn more about salsa, here are five locations in Los Angeles that are offering salsa classes.
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Dancer University Presents: 50/50 Salsa and Bachata
If you want to see the vibe of salsa before investing in sessions, this is a good place to start. Every Monday, Dancer University offers a beginner salsa and bachata class that turns into a social salsa and bachata dancing night in Downtown LA.
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Movers and Shakers Salsa and Bachata Dance Academy
Located in Los Angeles, Movers and Shakers Salsa and Bachata Dance Academy offers salsa and bachata classes starting from a beginner’s level. Ready to commit?
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Third Street Dance Los Angeles
Here’s another studio that’s also located in Los Angeles. This specific organization “offers a diverse range of dance classes, personalized private lessons, versatile studio rentals, dance socials, and captivating events.”
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Liz Lira Dance Academy
On a budget? We get it. Here’s a more budget-friendly option for Angelenos. Single classes start at $26, in case you’re curious but not ready for commitment.
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The Granada LA Nightclub & Dance Studio
If you live closer to the San Gabriel Valley, this one’s for you. Located in Alhambra, The Granada is both a nightclub and a dance studio. They offer both salsa and bachata classes. And trust us when we say it’s always lit when you pass by the building!
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