Salsa Competition – Part 2

and now we have the chance to talk with
two great dancers EP and marina where
are you from Sweden first went in to
talk you both of us Bob at parents from
Venezuela and Sweden and your wife and
when did you start dancing salsa
13 or 14 years ago started up dancing
like regular stuff with my family and
just after that I wanted to learn more
and started dancing Cuban and then when
I’m dancing cross parodied and I think
about that time is when I met Mary 9
that was like seven or eight years ago
Thank years ago any you well I’ve been
dancing salsa at home since I was little
you know they always carry you yes that
kind of family saw i would say i started
like 15 years ago with cuban salsa
because it was very popular back in
sweden how many competitions do you do a
year it’s been in between two and three
depending on lemon tree in Sweden are
you travel all around the world no
usually the the big cup things that we
do are abroad like Puerto Rico or this
case in December was Las Vegas how many
hours do you practice a day oh if we
could depends on how you count like if
you would consider what it takes when we
have to plan a choreography find the
music and all that then way too many
hours practice practice the dance we
practice like four or five times a week
and H practice is between two and three
hours and which qualities do you need to
become a dancer assassinate a salsa
dancer oh you need to be very written
here yeah with wit mix being able to
understand how to work with a park yeah
because that requires
huge amount of time to be able to meet
both ways to compromise to have a good
communication base to be able to create
Oh