Salsa Dance Instructors: Erik and Consuelo of Beijing,China

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Erik and Consuelo are recognized internationally for the quality of their performances and teaching. They are experts on teaching dance in a fun and simple way at any level. These are highly educated dancers that understand dance movement and proper technique to the fingertips. They are the teachers that educate and certify the salsa instructors in the National Dance Association in Norway.

The couple have thaught and performed at many international salsa dance events/congresses such as in Los Angeles, Puerto Rico, China, Sweden, Warzaw Poland, Chez Republic, Finland, Philadelphia USA, etc. They have performed at several events in New York City, such as famous Club Cache on Times Square. They placed among the top ten couples at the World Open Salsa Championship in Puerto Rico 2006. Erik and Consuelo have received valuable training from some the best instructors in the world such as US champion of Latin Ballroom (mambo) Edgar Osorio, Eddie Torres - 'the mambo king', Frankie Martinez, Alex Da Silva, Nelson Flores, Piel Canela dancers, Leon Rose, Santo Rico Dance company, etc. They are certified instructors of standard and latin dances, and are listed as instructors on SalsaNewYork.com.

They master all styles of Salsa/Mambo. Other dances: Argentine Tango, Swing, African, Street Jazz, standard and latin ballroom dances. Erik and Consuelo are also known for their "Dance Core Technique"- classes that include pilates, yoga, ballet and african dance. "Don't miss the opportunity to learn from two of the Worlds top instructors!" [phoenix-dance]

E and C currently live in Beijing, China where they among other things are choreograping in music videos for some of the artists of Crative Kingdom.

"We enjoy teaching and sharing our love of this beauiful art with our students.
we believe that learning quality rather than quantity is the shortcut to become confident on the dance floor. When you just stick to what you know, and are able to communicate that in a very clear way, then the dancing becomes enjoyable not because of the quantity of steps, but the quality of what you execute." Erik and Consuelo

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