Rumba Guaguanco Beginners - Cuban Rumba, Class 4

We are aiming to interest you in many different genres and techniques of dancing. Cuban Rumba and in particular guaguanco is one of the most complex styles, considering both the music aspect and the dance.
The fourth class about the rumba guaguanco.
This episode covers:
- ka-chan variation
- basic step with roll / deep variation
- attack / defence (vacuna) sequence
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[@skyquest5109]

Excellent teaching and explanations. Thanks for sharing

[@elinannestad5320]

excellent again. I wonder how youtube knew this is for me. I really appreciate the steady build of knowledge, including the music. Thank you.

[@richardatkinson573]

your videos are 10/10. I was looking for something on Guaguanco. I've been learning it steadily for just over a year along with other cuban styles. This is helping me a lot. Thanks so much and keep up the great work.

[@LaSuerteDanceSchool]

Thank you! We are glad you are finding these videos helpful 😀

[@June-xl2qj]

I found the most lonely thing in this world and that is to play attack/defence by myself☹️

[@LaSuerteDanceSchool]

It's sad and funny at the same time ;)

[@elinannestad5320]

noooo..... there are way lonelier things but maybe you are too young to know them. And when you dance alone, you're dancing with everything, or that's how I feel it. Dancing attack and defence is so funny, did you manage to sneak up on yourself?

[@Gladiator158]

Nice work. I have a question about the vacounao count. I have seen many people do it on 5. You did it on 7-8.

[@LaSuerteDanceSchool]

There is no specific rhythmical requirement or rule for vacuna. A lot depends on accents in the music or the instruments you pick to dance to. In rumba almost every beat can be accented and obviously it feels differently if we dance to a "music loop" and differently if we dance to pre-recorded song or live music.

[@Gladiator158]

@@LaSuerteDanceSchool thank you very much!