Latin Dance Cup In 2010, the salsa promoter Albert Torres started a new salsa competition called "The World Latin Dance Cup" (WLDC), which included other Latin dances besides salsa, such as Cha Cha Cha, Bachata, and Cumbia and divisions for amateur competitors, youths, and seniors. One of the biggest latin dance competitions in the world. The first annual WLDC was held in San Diego, with the second competition held in Las Vegas. In 2012 the competition was moved to Miami. In 2016 the competition was moved to Orlando. In 2019 the competition was moved to Medellin, Colombia. The competition moved to an online-only format in 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The 2023 World Latin Dance Cup have been announced. World Salsa Summit The World Salsa Summit is a global salsa competition first held on January, 31st 2013 - February 3rd, 2013. The competition is organized by Katie Marlow (multiple world title holder in dance, choreographer, producer, and performer), Nelson Flores, and Billy Fajardo (former head judge of the World Latin Dance Cup) and is held at the DoubleTree Miami Airport with over 50 different divisions. Notes Salsa Latin dance competitions Salsa