In the golden age of Cuba, Cuba was a bustling place full of entertainment. Cabarets were common, and the most famous of them all is the “Tropicana” Club that is open in Havana today.
Cabaret in Cuba usually refers to steps and moves taken from various Cuban dances and adding some extravagant flavor so it would fit the stage.
Although not strictly for women, many of the typical Cabaret moves are commonly used for lady styling.
Who is it for?
The workshops do not require prior knowledge, but comfort in movement is recommended.
The Teacher
Lynet Rivero
Lynet Rivero Rubin from Havana Cuba. Master in Theoretical Studies of Dance & a Degree in Dance Art. She was a Choreographer, dancer, and artistic director in
Assistant Professor from 2006 to 2018 at the University of the Arts of Cuba. Choreographer, dancer, and artistic director with several theater groups in Cuban and around the world.
Details
Available Discounts
“Bring Your Friends” Discount: If you bring 2 new students – 25% off, 3 new students – 50% off, 5 new students – free of charge. Credit can apply to other La Candela activities.
Student Discount: 20% off. A valid student card should be shown.
Young & Wild: Students (university or high school) under 22 of age can join with a 40% discount. A valid student card should be shown.
Parallel Course: If you take another course with us, you can receive a 30% discount for the second course and a 35% discount for the third.
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For any questions, You can contact us through email or via phone at 01763-444-9686