Category Archives: Tips

In this episode, Andres and two Salsa Kings instructors discuss “not feeling it” when you are social dancing. They talk from experience about not getting the results you want and how there are ways to get back into the rhythm and have more fun. Remember! It takes time and growth is not linear, there’s ups and downs to the process and it’s a very normal thing to get stuck somewhere.

In this week’s episode Andres talks about a topic that was life changing for him, “is not that serious”. The goal of dancing is having fun, so Andres explains 3 concepts that allowed him to have endless fun and joy on and off the dance floor, especially in this day and age where people have jobs, kids, and many responsibilities. Press play and listen to the best way to have fun whilst also being the best version of yourself!

In this week’s episode, Andres and Pablo explain “How to not get picked” on the dance floor and in life in general. They list the things you should NOT do in order to get picked as a dancing partner, business partner, or life partner. They talk about mental state, lead vs follow roles, and much more. Tune in to make sure you always have endless partners to share the dance floor and life with.

In today’s episode, Andres talks about frequencies and their massive importance not only in dance but in life as a whole. He explores a famous study by Gary Breka, a human biologist and a mortality expert that shows scientific proof that frequencies and vibrations are real. Tune in now to understand this exciting concept that uncovers the mysteries of frequencies in relation to human emotion and dance!

In today’s episode, Andres and Pablo talk about “descontrolate”. This is a term used to describe the feeling of “dancer’s high” or “the trinity”. Tune in to hear all about “descontrolate” and how it leveled up Pablo’s dance in an unexpected way!

Welcome to another episode of Salsa Kings Live. Today’s topic is a fundamental yet often overlooked aspect of dance—pause versus stop. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or a beginner, understanding this difference can transform the way you view and enjoy dance.

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Salsa Kings Live! Today, Andres and Pablo take center stage in our special segment, Rico Recaps. Join us for an open mic conversation that touches the concepts of physical and mental energies on the dance floor.

Welcome back to another episode of Salsa Kings Live! Today, your host Andres, explains the key to understanding the dynamics between men and women – “MARS AND VENUS.”

Welcome to another episode of Salsa Kings Live, where we explore the dynamics of relationships in dance, business, and love. Today Isaac and Laura Altman, Salsa World Champions and founders of the World Salsa Federation join us to explain the secrets behind successful relationships in and out of dance.

Welcome to episode 127 of the Salsa Kings Podcast “Dancer’s High.” In today’s episode, we go deep into the concept of the “dancer’s high,” a euphoric state that’s achieved through connecting with the music, your partner, and most importantly, yourself.

In episode 126 of Salsa Kings Live, we feature Melissa Cobblah Gutierrez, a dance veteran whose passion for art knows no bounds. From her early days in Cuba to the spicy dance scenes of New York and Miami, Melissa’s journey embodies the essence of what it means to be a professional dancer. Her experiences in ballet, afro cuban, Latin dances, modern dances, hip hop, and more have shaped her into a versatile artist and a true inspiration for aspiring dancers.

In this episode we go deep into the pursuit of personal growth, particularly in dance, how the journey from zero to one represents a crucial leap. This initial progress, transitioning from nothing to something, sets the foundation for continuous development. In the world of social dance, the objective is to connect with the music and partner, a fundamental principle often overlooked. The concept of “Goal of 1” emphasizes this pivotal starting point and advocates for simplicity, connection, and authenticity in dance.