Here are Gaby and Yuriy\u2019s top 5 hottest ballroom dances for 2015.<\/p>\n
1. Salsa<\/strong><\/p>\n Image by David Zepeda via Flickr<\/p>\n Salsa is already extremely popular with beginners, as well as advanced dancers. Because Salsa has something unique to offer each level of dancer, this beautiful dance is a perfect fit for all. It\u2019s already one of the most popular types of dance to find on television, from \u201cDancing with the Stars\u201d to \u201cAmerica\u2019s Got Talent\u201d and even N.Y. Giants\u2019 wide receiver Victor Cruz\u2019s end zone dance.<\/p>\n 2. Swing<\/strong><\/p>\n Image by Joe Mabel or CC-BY-SA-3.0 via Wikimedia Commons<\/p>\n Everything old eventually becomes cool again. Just watch any couple swinging across the room, and you\u2019ll be compelled to learn a couple moves yourself. Swing dancing is high-energy, fast-paced and acrobatic in nature. Learning to swing dance will instantly help you stand out the next time you\u2019re on the dance floor.<\/p>\n 3. Tango<\/strong><\/p>\n Image by Porfitron at en.wikipedia. CC-BY-SA-3.0 or CC BY 2.5 , via Wikimedia Commons<\/p>\n Tango is the perfect mix of classic steps and sensuality. It\u2019s growing in popularity because it often requires partners to hold each other close, swing their hips, and embrace their own chemistry. It\u2019s also simple to get started — a firm embrace between partners, and a couple hip-swinging steps is all you need to begin. A great embodiment of simple to learn, difficult to master.<\/p>\n 4. Bachata<\/strong><\/p>\n Image by David and Paulina. CC BY-SA 2.0,via Wikimedia Commons<\/p>\n You might not know it by name, but you\u2019ve seen it performed your whole life. Bachata is a style of dance which incorporates many of the moves used across other popular Latin dances. It\u2019s growing in popularity, in large part due to its simple premise. The first-time dancer only needs to remember three steps. But advanced dancers can add their own spins, twists and improvisation.<\/p>\n 5. Merengue<\/strong><\/p>\n By Garry Knight CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons<\/p>\n Merengue is meant to be danced with partners holding each other close. Generally, merengue dancers hold each other at the hip and interlock their other hand. It\u2019s a dance that requires synchronization, timing and trust. The close proximity of the partners is the key reason merengue is surging in popularity.<\/p>\n And there are so many more great dances to learn. The Fred Astaire Dance Studio is a great place to learn these, and many more popular dances. Whether you\u2019re just beginning or have years of experience, our instructors can take you to the next level. And we\u2019re always looking for suggestions. If there\u2019s a type of dance you\u2019re looking to learn, our skilled professionals can teach you the moves. Give us a call today to find out how we can add a little more rhythm to your dance repertoire.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.dance-brookfield.com\/images\/stories\/salsa.jpg\")
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