| DJ DON BESOS RECOMMENDS |
| Bachata |
Tipico and Merengue |
- El Chaval, Donde Estan Mis Ami.
- El Chaval, Amor Gitano
- Hector Agosta El Torito, Me Voy
- Joe Veras, Chiquilla Chiquita
- Alex Bueno, Queda Algo
- Toke D'Keda, Lamento Boliviano
- Yoskar Sarante, Vale La Pena
- Antony Santos, Vete Alejate De Mi
- Zacarias Ferreira, Es Tan Dificil
- Kiko Rodriguez, La Tirana
- Los Toros Band, Si Tu Estuvieras
- Andy Andy, Que Ironia
- Frank Reyes, Dejame Entrar En Ti
- Frank Reyes, Princesa
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- Antony Santos, La Poquita Colora
- Frank Reyes, Cumande
- Jose Calvo, La Diva
- Kerubanda, Gallera La Sabana de Boruco
- El Prodigio, La Muchacha de Juan Gomez
- Krisspy, Cupido Me Flecho
- Krisspy, Quando Volveras
- Tono Rosario, Volvio El Amor
- Jossie Esteban, No Quiere Na ja Cierra Los Ojos Y Junto Recordemos
- La Banda Gorda, Aqui pero Alla |
| DANCING BACHATA IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND ELSEWHERE |
| The Dominican people dance very close, softly and they do very little turn patterns. When you see it, you will definitely say "beautifull, interesting, sensual, romantic, sexy and if only I could do the same". The Dominicans do have also Clubs with outstanding special Bachata skills. There you will see turn patterns, but mostly skillfull use of hips, hands, stops and special steps. If only all the dance schools in the world would teach only the real Dominican Bachata. Unfortunately that will not happen, because the most advanced dance teachers have and will add Hammerlock and the 1000 other turn patterns into Bachata, like they have done for Salsa and all the other dances. We call it "Dance School Bachata" and it will be variated into Italian style and later on into the styles of each city. We cannot stop the evolution and as long as the Bachata dancers have eye contact, music interpretation, romantic feeling and fun it's OK. For you it is important to understand what is the Dominican style and which incredients make it Dance School Bachata. |
| LAVABACHATA (=BACHATA IN TRADIOTIONAL FINNISH DANCE PLACES) |
First vision: The Finnish social dancers hear easily the Latin music rhytms (Bachata, Salsa) and they can enjoy on dancing it with their own steps. Especially the slow ones will work fine.
Second vision: The Bachata basic steps can be used in dancing some of the Finnish dances and especially if you can hear the one-two-three-tap rhytm. You can select either being in the center of the dance floor dancing Bachata style or you can go around the dance floor (like the others) using the Finnish dance style but Bachata steps.
It really works and you'll notice that the Finnish social dancers know better than Salsa dancers the concept of dancing close. |
