Exploring the Origins of Bolero

Bolero shares its Afro-Cuban roots with the Rumba. It is believed to have originated in Cuba or possibly evolved from Spanish folk dances like Danzon and Beguine.

Mastering the Art of Bolero

Bolero exhibits characteristics akin to its cousin, the Rumba. With its extended side steps and the incorporation of rise and fall movements, Bolero creates an illusion of gracefulness that sets it apart. The interplay between closed and open dance positions infuses this dance with both romance and drama.

Embark on Your Bolero Journey

Bolero’s music is composed in 4/4 time, making it the slowest among Rhythm dances and the epitome of romance. This dance interprets the music through controlled movements, blending Waltz posture, Rumba footwork, and Tango elements on the dance floor. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the beauty of Bolero!