Bronze 1 & 2 Mambo | Learn to Dance Mambo | Mambo Dance Syllabus

The spicy Mambo first appeared in the 1940s as a fast version of the Rumba. It moves like a Latin dance, but also has elements of the Swing, including turns and swiveling figures. Mambo is also the predecessor of the Cha Cha and the Salsa. Its unique blend of Swing, Jazz and Latin music combined with rhythmical body movements makes the Mambo and irresistible dance for beginner and advanced dancers alike!

Mambo Bronze 1 Syllabus

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Mambo Bronze 2 Syllabus

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Bronze 1 & 2 Mambo | Learn to Dance Mambo | Mambo Dance Syllabus

Bronze 1 - Mambo - Figure 1 - Mambo Basic

Bronze - Technique - Latin Footwork

Bronze - Technique - Latin Dance Frame & Holds

Bronze - Technique - Mambo vs Salsa

Bronze 1 - Mambo - Figure 2 - New Yorker

Bronze 1 - Mambo - Figure 3 - Alternating Turns

Bronze 1 - Mambo - Figure 4 - Solo Turns

Bronze 1 - Mambo - Figure 5 - Open Break with Lady's Turn

Bronze 1 - Mambo - Figure 6 - Handshake Headloops

Bronze 2 - Mambo - Figure 1 - Cross Lead

Bronze 2 - Mambo - Figure 2 - Promenade Swivel

Bronze - Technique - Turning Actions

Bronze 2 - Mambo - Figure 3 - Hand Push

Bronze 2 - Mambo - Figure 4 - Shine Chase

Bronze - Technique - Shine Position

Bronze 2 - Mambo - Figure 5 - Cucarachas with Lady’s Turn

Bronze 2 - Mambo - Figure 6 - Handshake New Yorkers