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Headings: Salsa dance
Salsa dance
Steps
Basic step
Other common steps
On One and On Two
Salsa styles
Miami style
On 1 or On 2 it danced on both beats 1,2,3 and 5,6,7
Cuban style
Colombian style
Los Angeles style
New York style or Eddie Torres style
Power 2 / Palladium 2 / Ballroom Mambo
On Clave
Puerto Rican style
Rueda style
Salsa Styling
Shines
External links

Content: In several parts of Colombia, salsa is danced with very limited or no turns, often nearly chest to chest and the legs of the leader almost interlaced with the legs of the follower in a more sensual fashion, being this the "Coast" style opposite to the "Cali" style described before. This difference is named basically because the two main "centers" of Salsa in Colombia. Los Angeles style
The Salsa LA style is perhaps the most glitzy and glamorous of all Latin American dances. As a result, it is considered more of a ‘show’ than dance by many dance patrons. This particular form of Salsa can be traced back to the Cubans migrants in the USA, who borrowed many elements from the Mambo and the Swing dance styles . Salsa LA was developed by brothers Francisco & Luis Vazquez, Rogelio Moreno. and the little brother Johnny Vazquez. But many others have also been credited for its propagation in America. The Salsa LA is a lot more complicated than the Cuban Salsa. The most distinctive difference is the ‘in-line’ pattern of dance as opposed to the circular motion in its Cuban counterpart.