Continue your Bachata training with Jesus Ortiz & Alison Hurwitz in the third volume of the Learn to Dance Bachata series. Building on the techniques introduced in the previous volumes, this program explores more advanced partner work, styling, musical interpretation, and combination patterns suitable for experienced social dancers.
The lessons introduce additional turn combinations, partner transitions, body movement, and styling ideas that help dancers develop smoother movement and greater confidence while dancing with a partner. Throughout the program, the instructors demonstrate how these elements can be combined naturally within social Bachata without losing rhythm or connection.
Attention is also given to musical interpretation, allowing dancers to vary their movement according to the character of the music while maintaining comfortable partner interaction. Demonstration sections show complete combinations that bring together the techniques covered throughout the program.
With approximately 90 minutes of instruction, this video provides a practical reference for dancers wishing to continue developing their Bachata beyond the intermediate level.
Topics Covered
Advanced Partner Techniques
- Advanced partner combinations
- Turn combinations
- Hand changes
- Partner transitions
Styling & Body Movement
- Body movement
- Styling variations
- Arm styling
- Partner connection
Musicality
- Musical interpretation
- Rhythm variations
- Expression through movement
Practice Demonstrations
- Combination demonstrations
- Social dance applications
Suitable For
- Advanced Bachata dancers
- Social dancers
- Dance teachers and instructors
- Dancers continuing the Learn to Dance Bachata series
Related Products
Complete the Learn to Dance Bachata series with these related instructional videos:
- Learn to Dance Bachata Vol.1 – Jesus Ortiz & Alison Hurwitz – Learn the essential Bachata fundamentals, timing, basic partner work, and introductory patterns.
- Learn to Dance Bachata Vol.2 – Jesus Ortiz & Alison Hurwitz – Continue with intermediate partner combinations, styling, musicality, and expanded social dance techniques.
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