2hr Rumba Guaguanco 8.11.

💥Sentimiento Manana presents: 🇨🇺 Rumba with Maestro's Jesús La Rosa Pérez Rumba Guaguancó is a lively and playful style of Cuban rumba that combines flirtation with rhythmic complexity. Typically danced between a male and female partner, Guaguancó portrays a spirited game of courtship, where the male dancer attempts to “vaccinate” (or symbolically capture) the female with a pelvic thrust, known as the vacunao. The female dancer gracefully teases and evades his advances, responding with fluid hip movements and quick footwork. Accompanied by powerful drumming, clapping, and call-and-response singing, Guaguancó is both a social dance and a vibrant expression of Afro-Cuban heritage. Come learn it with Jesús La Rosa Pérez and learn to implement it to your Casino or Salsa dancing. ****************************************************************** 🎯 Program for 8.11. 18:00 / Intro To Rumba Guaguanco / Beginner 19:00 / Casino Con Rumba / Improver 17€ / One Lesson / Register here 👇 https://holvi.com/shop/latinproductions/product/630c2824ed4d54d48419c62897494153/ 29€ / Two lessons / Register here 👇 https://holvi.com/shop/latinproductions/product/f7bc50fd382e374b33979cdf4994406e/ ❗️Please note: No sales from the door. Register from above and show a receipt of purchase at the studio. 📍Location: Hankasuontie 3, Konala (You will receive a downloadable PDF with directions and a door code to the location) ****************************************************************** 🇨🇺 About Jesús La Rosa Pérez Jesús La Rosa Pérez is an Afro-Cuban dancer, teacher, choreographer, and musician who has made an incredible mark on Cuban and international dance. As part of the artistic direction of Ballet Folklórico del Oriente, one of Cuba’s most prestigious companies, he earned recognition from UNEAC for his outstanding choreography, with his work "Cimarrón" becoming one of the most popular dance shows in Cuba in 2017. Jesús has performed and taught around the world, from Cuba to the US and Europe, including a standout performance at the Brooklyn Academy of Music Festival. He has collaborated with legendary rumba orchestras like Muñequitos de Matanzas and some of Cuba's most famous music groups, including Los Van Van and Charanga Habanera. A researcher and educator, Jesús’s deep understanding of Afro-Cuban traditions led him to help develop the curriculum for Cuban professional art schools. His teaching has influenced hundreds of professional dancers, and his reputation draws students from across the globe.