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• 11th-13th of June 2010 in Dublin-City, Ireland.

Join the Afro-Cuban Salsa Congress with over 50 hrs of workshops, 3 nights of parties and dance shows, extra parties each night till the early hours, and to top up the weekend a black tie buffet gala dance on saturday night.

With over 50 hrs workshops:

• Worshops  from 11am to 5pm, with Live Drumming percussion & Singing
  
  
• A range of diverse dance  workshops:  from Cuban popular and folkloric dance to  Afro-Cuban roots.
  
  
• New structure of workshops:
  Classes are divided into 5 levels:
  Beginners - Improvers - Intermediate - Advanced - Maestros

This year the Afro-Cuban Salsa Congress workshop structre is based on 3 principles:

1. Helping you to identify and work within the most appropriate level of dance for you. This means that once you’ve decided on your dance level you stay within this level during all classes attended.
   
   
2. Helping you to improve your dancing ability within your level – with the hope of leaving you a little more ready to progress to the next level after a weekend of our intensive AfroCuban Salsa Congress workshops!
   
   
3. Having fun – fuego – fiesta –laugh. The foundation of all principles! We want you to meet people from different backgrounds, who have come from all over el mundo & share salsa experiences... Ahi na ma..

We will endeavour to ensure that all instructors teach accessible, appropriate, relevant and interesting material and move,  and give you tips you can bring anywhere, anytime onto the dance floor. Giving you the best value for your money and the teachers a run for it... everybody goes home happy! Aguaaa...!

NOTE:
Don’t if you dont know or you are not sure of your currently dance level. Please don’t be shy to ask us. Remember it’s better to start in lower dance level than go to the next level if you are unsure..

All congress members want you to get the most from your money and their teaching. If an instructor gives you advice on which level would be most appropriate for you, please accept their suggestion graciously...! Thanks, Merci, Gracias.

Jose Hernandez Lynn (Haiti/Cuba) | Tinan (Haiti/Paris)  | Jerry Cothias (Haiti/France) |  Idalberto Alcala (Cuba/UK) | Ozy shyne (Haiti/Uk) | Dani Hike (Haiti/Uk)  | Alan Doyle (Dublin/Ireland) | Uncle Phil of Salsa Norwest (UK) | Ekué Koudoyor (Togo/Belgium) | Esteban Isnardi (Uruguay/Switzerland) | Nelson Campos (UK) | Erik Turro (Cuba/Germany) | Thomas Doherty (Ireland) | Alan Doyle (Dublin/Ireland) | Dr. Rumba (Dublin/Ireland) | Juan Carlos Pacheco (Cuba/Uk) | Dawes Figueroa (Cuba/Italy) | Thomas Tcheuffa (Cameroon/Ireland) |  Lazaro Lopez (Cuba/UK)

Kerry Ribchester (UK) | Paula Lopez (UK) | Carole (Paris/France) | Elena (Uk)  | Zsuzsa Domonkos (Hungary) | Saida (Poland)  | Lea  Salsa Norwest (Uk) | Sarah Rodriguez  (Uk) | Viviene Burbridge (Dublin/Ireland) | Farah Portela (Cuba/Uk) | Rayda Salas (Cuba/Italy)  | Damarys Farres (Cuba/Uk) |.. 

Tinan (cha-cha-cha + mambo + casino) | Lazaro y Paula Lopez (Afro-Cuban) | Nelson Campos (Bachata & Kizomba) | Idalberto & Sarah Rodriguez (De Rumba Pa' Timba) | Saida (Belly Dance and Oriental Salsa Style) | Ekué & Caroline (Bachata passion)  |  Dawes Figueroa & Rayda Salas (Afro-Cuban & Rumba) | Alan Doyle (West Coast Swing and Jump Swing dance) | Ozy shyne & Elena (Salsa ) | Dani Hike & Eldina ( Salsa ) | Jose Hernandez Lynn ( 1/ Arara "San Lazaro" 2/ Palo and Garabato 3/ Vodoo and Gaga) | Bijou Hunter (Burlesque Dance) | Juan Carlos Pacheco & Kerry Ribchester (SON / salsa Dancing) and More...