Latin Motion is an instructional video featuring Franco Formica and Oxana Lebedew, focusing on choreography ideas and movement development for International Latin dancing. Rather than teaching a complete syllabus, the course presents a series of short combinations that can be used as practice material or adapted into individual routines.
Each combination is demonstrated from two directions to make the movements easier to follow, with timing explained throughout the lesson. The material covers all five International Latin dances and offers examples of how individual figures can be connected into smooth, practical choreography.
With approximately 53 minutes of instruction, this video provides a useful reference for dancers, teachers, and competitors looking for additional choreography ideas and movement practice.
Collection Includes
The course includes three choreography combinations for each International Latin dance:
- Cha Cha Cha – Three combinations featuring figures such as Lock Step, Open Hip Twist, Natural Top, Hockey Stick, Spot Turn, Cuban Break, Spiral, Alemana, Fan, Time Step, and related variations.
- Rumba – Three combinations including Curl with Aida Ending, Cuban Rocks, Spot Turn, Time Step, Underarm Turn, Spiral, Open Hip Twist, Alemana, Rope Spinning, Fan, Sliding Doors, and related variations.
- Samba – Three combinations covering Samba Whisks, Samba Walks, Side Samba Walks, Voltas, Bota Fogos, Maypole, Back Rocks, Reverse Basic Movement, Promenade Runs, Samba Locks, and related figures.
- Paso Doble – Three combinations featuring Promenade Link, Chasses, Slip Appel, Coup de Pique, Spanish Lines, Promenade Close, Chasse Cape, Twist Turn, and original amalgamations.
Each combination is demonstrated from two directions, with timing explained, making the material suitable for practice and choreography development.
Suitable For
- Intermediate and advanced Latin dancers
- Ballroom and Latin dance teachers
- Competition dancers
- Choreography development
- Dance studios
- Dancers seeking additional Latin combinations and practice material
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