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Latin Street Music & Dancing Latin Street Music & Dancing 3/29 - 4/25 No Partner 312.427.2572 - 312.42 SALSA Main Chicago Location: 600 W. Roosevelt Rd. Ste 2W. Chicago, IL Necessary Highlight = beginner class Highlight = Kids Class Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 3/29, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19 3/30, 4/6, 4/13, 4/20 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 4/1, 4/8, 4/15, 4/22 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, 4/23 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24 600 - 635 pm 600 - 635 pm 600 - 635 pm 600 - 635 pm 600 - 635 pm 1000 - 1055 am Bachata A: Sensual Figure Bachata A: Core Swing Breakdancing (4-7 yrs Kid Salsa A: Hammerlocks Andres Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Vanessa Abraham Salsa A: Hammerlocks Chris Luis 8s & Fundamentals Step Rotation old) Jungle Cha Cha Cha A: Bachata B: Ladies Styling Salsa NY On2 A: Shines & Bachata A: Core Fundamentals & Chris Fabia Chris Luis Salsa A: Hammerlocks Andres Kids Salsa (8 yrs+) Andres Challenge Partnerwork Sweethearts Partnerwork Bachata B: Sensual Bachata B: Core Drapes & Bachata C: Core Adv Kids Tropical Steps (4-7 Abraham Salsa B: Drapes & Tosses Abraham Jonathan Connection, chest & Abraham Private lesson or studio rental Luis Styling Trending Partnerwork yrs) Isolations 640 - 715 pm 640 - 715 pm 640 - 715 pm 640 - 715 pm 640 - 715 pm 1100 - 1155 am Bachata A: Core Bachata A: Sensual Figure Bachata A: Core Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Andres Salsa A: Hammerlocks Abraham Jonathan Abraham Luis Kids Bachata (8 yrs+) Luis Sweethearts 8s & Fundamentals Sweethearts Cumbia A: Fundamentals & Bachata A: Core Swing Bachata A: Core Swing Kids Breakdancing (8 Kid Abraham Vanessa Salsa A: Hammerlocks Vanessa Luis Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Andres Interruptions Step Rotation Step Rotation yrs+) Jungle Bachata B: Down Beats Bachata B: Core Reverse & Bachata B: Ladies Styling Bachata B: Core Drapes & Chris Fabia Walk Combos Abraham Chris Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental Pivots Hips & Body Moves Styling (Core/Sensual) Salsa B: Travelling thru Salsa B: Travelling thru the Private lesson or studio rental Chris Chris Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental the dance floor dance floor 720 - 755 pm 720 - 755 pm 720 - 755 pm 720 - 755 pm 720 - 755 pm 1200 - 1235p Bachata A: Core Swing Andres Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Vanessa Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Jonathan Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Luis Salsa A: Hammerlocks Andres Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Andres Step Rotation Cumbia B: Sonidero Bachata A: Core Cumbia A: Fundamentals Bachata A: Core Swing Bachata A: Sensual Figure Abraham Zouk A: Back to Zouk Jacob Vanessa Abraham Luis Luis Partnerwork Sweethearts & Interruptions Step Rotation 8s & Fundamentals Bachata B: Sensual Salsa B: Footwork Salsa B: Travelling thru Salsa B: Drapes & Tosses Chris Chris Connection, chest & Abraham Salsa B: Drapes & Tosses Chris Private lesson or studio rental Chris Challenge W/Styling the dance floor Isolations Bachata B: Core Drapes Private lesson or studio rental Abraham Salsa C: Titanics & Stops Chris Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental & Styling 800 - 835 pm 800 - 835 pm 800 - 835 pm 800 - 835 pm 800 - 835 pm 1240 - 115p Bachata A: Core Bachata A: Core Bachata A: Core Swing Bachata A: Core Swing Andres Vanessa Vanessa Luis Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Andres Salsa A: Hammerlocks Andres Sweethearts Sweethearts Step Rotation Step Rotation Bachata A: Sensual Figure Bachata A: Sensual Bachata A: Sensual Bachata B: Core Reverse & Bachata A: Sensual Bachata A: Core Luis Abraham Luis Abraham Luis Luis 8s & Fundamentals Isolations Isolations Pivots Isolations Sweethearts Salsa B: Travelling thru the Bachata B: Core Reverse Bachata B: Core Reverse & Chris Chris Jonathan Salsa C: Titanics & Stops Chris Private lesson or studio rental Salsa B: Drapes & Tosses Chris dance floor & Pivots Pivots Private lesson or studio rental Zouk Practica Jacob Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental Private lesson or studio rental 840 - 915 pm 840 - 915 pm 840 - 915 pm 840 - 915 pm 840 - 915 pm 120 - 155 pm Cha Cha Cha A: Bachata A: Dominican Bachata A: Core Cumbia A: Fundamentals Bachata A: Core Swing Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Andres Fundamentals & Chris Jonathan Luis Andres Luis Style Sweethearts & Interruptions Step Rotation Partnerwork Bachata A: Sensual Bachata A: Sensual Salsa B: Footwork Bachata B: Core Reverse Luis Salsa A: Hammerlocks Vanessa Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Vanessa Chris Figure 8s & Luis Andres Isolations Challenge W/Styling & Pivots Fundamentals Bachata B: Core Drapes & Bachata C: Core Adv Salsa C: Titanics & Stops Chris Zouk Practica Jacob Luis Abraham Private lesson or studio rental Salsa C: Titanics & Stops Chris Styling Trending Partnerwork 920 - 955 pm 920 - 955 pm 920 - 955 pm 920 - 955 pm 200 - 235 pm Bachata A: Dominican Cumbia A: Fundamentals Salsa A: Hammerlocks Andres Zouk A: Raoul & Chicote Jacob Salsa A: Hammerlocks Vanessa Abraham Andres Style & Interruptions Bachata B: Core Drapes & Cumbia A: Fundamentals To register go to http: Bachata A: Dominican Luis Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Vanessa Jonathan Salsa A: Hammerlocks Luis Luis Styling & Interruptions //bit.ly/LSWebReg Style Salsa NY On2 A: Shines & Cha Cha Cha B: Bachata A: Core Bachata B: Shines Bachata C: Core Adv Chris Chris Luis Chris Chris Partnerwork Partnerwork Sweethearts Challenge w/Styling Trending Partnerwork 240 - 315 pm Tropical Wednesdays @ Early bird special ends Wed 3/24 to Save LS Friday Socials: 3/19, Salsa A: Reverse CBLs Andres VINTAGE: Free Salsa or Aries Social: Sat 4/10 @ 4/2 & 4/16 @ Latin Street. Cha Cha Cha A: additional $$! Get the best rates for all class Bachata lesson by Chris @ 8 Latin Street. 5p-10p Bachata lesson @ 930p Fundamentals & Chris title packages! 30p Partnerwork All A & B classes are a series of 3 consecutive months. All pre-requisite classes in 1 letter level have to be finished to be able to move to the next letter level. C level Bachata A: Sensual Luis classes are always different. Level A = Beginner. Level B = Intermediate. Level C=Advanced level. Isolations 1 Class title (4 classes) $65 24 hrs advance registration = $55. Save 15% & more, for all packages. 2 class titles Enjoy 10 % off 3 class titles Enjoy 20% off 320 - 355 pm 4 class titles Enjoy 30% off 5 class titles Enjoy 35% off Unlimited Dancing! Only $200 Early Bird rate (6+ class titles per week = 24+ classes per month) Salsa A: Hammerlocks Andres Bachata B: Core Reverse Chris College students, siblings & groups of 6 enjoy an additional 20% discount & Pivots Bachata C: Choreography Luis Only 16 dancers per class - No Partner Necessary Challenge 400 - 435 pm Bachata A: Core Swing Limit of only 16 dancers are allowed per class. Mask wear is mandatory & temperature is checked upon Luis Step Rotation entrance. Switching dance partners is optional. Hand sanitizer is provided at all times and all door handles & Bachata B: Core Drapes & Chris surfaces are cleaned every hour. Styling Private lesson or studio rental 440 - 515 pm Bachata A: Core *** To register call 312.42.SALSA - 312.427.2572 *** Luis Sweethearts Salsa C: Footwork Chris *** or go to http://bit.ly/LSWebReg *** LatinStreetDancing.com *** Challenge w/Styling Private lesson or studio rental.
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