"Rueda with Style"salsa DVDs teach Cuban Salsa Rueda, Cuban wheel dance, and is suitable to assist you when taking salsa classes for beginners in Cuban salsa style through to top intermediate levels in Rueda. Three Ruedas are demonstrated and the first two are broken down in detail in high quality video sequences.

These salsa DVDs are extraordinarily interactive and allow you to view videos of each move from 4 angles with over two hours of high quality footage. This exposes detail and style for you to learn and copy. Some of the most interesting teachers in the UK dance over 40 moves and these are shown in visual teaching sequences on these salsa DVDs.

It uses unique, specially composed music from Alex Wilson and Osvaldo Chacon, working together for the first time.

All you ever wanted to be shown about basic to intermediate Rueda in a quality video with the names clearly shown in Spanish and called in Cuban Spanish. All the quality and benefits of professionally produced salsa DVDs. These will help you appreciate salsa classes and help you get the best out of your dancing.

If you are a salsa dancer beginner and interested in Cuba then try one of our "Salsa from Within Cuba!" salsa DVDs. Excellent music and evocative video images of Havana and Santiago. Watch and learn from professional dancers as they start from basic steps and lead you on video to Casino moves like "Dile que no" and basic Cuban salsa style turns, perfect if you are just starting salsa classes in Cuban styles.

Presented by Kerry Ribchester and featuring Charles Wood's romantic view of Havana, set to great music from Hanny. These salsa DVDs are very film-like in presentation and wonderful just to watch.

If you intend to visit Havana or Santiago de Cuba then this is a good video introduction to what you might see. Many people have bought these salsa DVDs because it is so evocative of the mood and feel of Cuba, and we are all romantics at heart! Before you attend salsa classes in Cuba...buy one of these DVDs to watch!

"Spirit of Cuba" video introduces the Afro-Cuban legends of the Orishas, each with their own tastes and dance style. Many people in Cuba still follow the wise teachings embedded in these stories which have been passed down orally for many generations from their Yoruban African roots.

Vocal Baobab demonstrates dance and illustrates in video a modern style of the music and dances from these traditions. At last you may understand why so many song lyrics include dedications to Yemaya and the other Orishas.

These Afro-Cuban chants are presented in a choral style. Each song has an introduction to the following Orishas (spirits of the Yoruban gods): Ochún, Oggún, Yemayá, Iroko and Osain, along with demonstrations of Columbia Rumba.