Rumba Samba Dance

San Tropez Latin Dance School in Montreal

Welcome!

On behalf of the San Tropez team and our great family of dancers I want to invite you to explore the amazing world of dancing.

It is with great pleasure that we share the love of dancing with all of our students. Whether you are learning for a special occasion or just for the fun of it we will do our best to make your San Tropez experience the best time of your life.

Over the last thirteen fun-filled years, close to 20,000 students have danced in our school. They enjoyed our personalized attention, our friendly service and the professional dedication of our instructors to the excellence of their craft.

From its beginnings San Tropez mission has been to create the most efficient method of teaching, to allow each student to become a complete dancer and to have fun getting there. The development of technique as well as styling has been one of our priorities without neglecting the development of creativity and the flexibility of style.

Above all we try everyday to live up to our student's expectations of being the most professional dance school. If you are already part of our family, you know how seriously we face this commitment. You also know already how much fun it is to take lessons with us, perform with us, or cheer on our students when they do competitions or shows. Maybe you have even attended one of our crazy practice parties or one of our magnificent balls.

If you have not, then go ahead! Get to know us on-line or in person. We will literally put rhythm into your life!

The San Tropez Dancers have been in existence for over ten years and have represented Canada at the World Salsa Congress five years in a row. Our unique style, charisma and passion for dance puts us above the rest. Performances include: on stage productions, outdoor events, weddings and other ceremonies, etc. in Montreal and abroad. The troupe offers shows to suit all occasions along with a wide range of styles, i.e. Salsa, Merengue, Cha-Cha, Rumba, Samba, Swing, French Can-Can, Tango, acrobatic Rock 'n Roll, etc. combined with lively animation. Our show schedule is flexible and can vary in length and time.

All organizations in the hospitality industry pride themselves on providing a total and complete service for their clients. The San Tropez dancers have dazzled audiences and left lasting impressions with their performances that are both creative in styling and animated for audiences of all ages.

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What is good music for this?

I need some ideas for music for dance styles:

Tango
Salsa
Cha Cha
Samba
Rumba
Hip Hop
Krump
West Coast Swing
Ballet
Lyrical/Contemporary
Lindy Hop

If I can get music for any of these, that would be AWESOME.
Thanks!

Tango
Salsa
Cha Cha
Samba
Rumba
Hip Hop
Krump
West Coast Swing
Ballet
Lyrical/Contemporary
Lindy Hop
jazz
tap
pointe
poms
ballroom

hope this helps

Rumba Samba Mambo

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