Cubaneando Salsa Classes

Cubaneando Salsa Classes — Dance Classes In London

Cubaneando Salsa Classes specialises in Cuban-style salsa in central London, catering to dancers from their very first lesson up to advanced level. The focus is firmly on Cuban technique, including Rueda de Casino, the playful group format where couples rotate through called moves. It is a good fit for anyone drawn to the social, circular feel of Cuban salsa rather than the linear styles.

About Cubaneando Salsa Classes

Regulars describe classes that are well-structured and genuinely fun, with beginners eased in properly rather than thrown straight into complicated patterns. The teaching from Antonio and Esther earns particular praise for its technical detail and attention, and several returning dancers note how much they improved after coming back.

Classes & Dance Styles

Sessions run across beginner, improver and intermediate levels, covering the Cuban basic, partner turns, body movement and the timing needed for Rueda. Within the broader world of salsa classes London offers, the Cuban approach here stands out for its emphasis on connection and musicality. Whether you are browsing Latin dance classes London-wide, looking at adult dance classes London studios run, or simply want reliable dance lessons London can provide, the progression is clear and the private options can accelerate things further.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Wear something comfortable you can move freely in and shoes with a smooth-ish sole for turning, and arrive ready to learn in a friendly group. Newcomers are guided through the fundamentals step by step, so there is no need to bring a partner or any experience.

Location & Contact

The studio is centrally located near a major London transport hub, making it convenient to reach from most parts of the city.

• Address: c 4, 6 London Bridge St, London SE1 9SG
• Phone: +44 7950 184131
• Website: http://www.cubaneando.com/

What Dancers Say About Cubaneando Salsa Classes

4.5/5 from 57 Google reviews.

Great place to go for Cuban Salsa. Been here multiple times and both beginners and improvers/intermediate classes are great. Can't comment on advanced yet as I'm not yet at that level.

One of the previous reviewers below says they just throw you straight into Rueda. This is not the case, they have a beginners class (to teach you the correct footwork and the basics) and some people think they're too good to go to beginners when they actually haven't yet learnt the footwork. They ruin it a bit for the improvers/intermediate students and need to make sure they go to the correct class, rather tha— Rikesh Ghadiali

I highly recommend it for anyone who is new to salsa lessons or has been dancing before.I love going to the Cubaneando classes, I started going to them before the pandemic and loved it from the start. I then recently came back and the level of entertainment and level or dedication is the same!! Its so much fun and a amazing exercise The teachers are fantastic – really patient, very good understanding the need of the students and explaining every step . You feel that part of a family as regulars that come are helpful to new students. Highly recommend 💃— Raquel Matas

I have done many dance classes in my life and I have to say, I was really impressed with the quality of teaching of both Antonio and Esther, their technique and attention to detail is incredible. I did some private lessons with them and I am surprised with myself, I have improved so much my styling, posture and confidence.I cant recomend them enough ❤️❤️❤️🤗
Group lessons are also great fun, the atmosphere it is so friendly and relax, you can't tell they really love taking care of beginners. It feels like a large family.— Yaiza De Freitas

I love going to the Cubaneando classes, i highly recommend it for anyone who is new to Cuban salsa or has been dancing for a while. I actually discovered them before the pandemic and loved it from the start. I then recently came back and the level of fun and passion is the same!! Its so much fun and a good work out.The teachers are great – patient, very good at explaining and just loads of fun. The other regulars that come are helpful to newbies like me!— Chetna Sahai

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Cuban salsa starts with a simple basic that most people manage in their first class, then builds through turns and Rueda calls over time. The learning curve is gradual and reviewers describe it as very manageable.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Absolutely, as the beginner classes assume no prior experience. Many members here started as complete non-dancers and progressed steadily.

What is the best Latin dance for beginners?

Salsa is a strong first choice thanks to its clear rhythm and sociable nature, and the Cuban style adds an engaging group element through Rueda. Bachata is another approachable alternative.

Is Latin dance good for beginners?

Yes, the repeating patterns and steady timing make it welcoming for newcomers. The social atmosphere also gives plenty of low-pressure practice.

How long before a wedding should you take dance lessons?

A couple of months of lessons usually leaves ample time to prepare comfortably. Contact the school directly to discuss what would work for your date.

How many dances do couples do at a wedding?

A single first dance is the most common, with some couples choosing to add another. It is entirely down to personal preference.

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