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Bolero is a unique dance that combines aspects of the American Waltz and International Rumba. While these two dances sound completely different, they meld to create a dance with excellent flow and a beautiful, wavelike motion. Think of Bolero as similar to Rumba, but with rise and fall!
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Bolero is an American Rhythm dance that uniquely blends elements of Waltz and Rumba. It is danced in a 4/4 time signature at about 96 BPM, with a 2-1-1 beat value counted as Slow-Quick-Quick. Born out of both Rumba and Waltz, Bolero incorporates aspects of foot rise and body rise into its characteristic, wavelike motion that makes it one of the most beautiful dances to watch and perform.
Bolero is an American Rhythm dance that uniquely blends elements of Waltz and Rumba. It is danced in a 4/4 time signature at about 96 BPM, with a 2-1-1 beat value counted as Slow-Quick-Quick. Born out of both Rumba and Waltz, Bolero incorporates aspects of foot rise and body rise into its characteristic, wavelike motion that makes it one of the most beautiful dances to watch and perform.
Bolero lessons are available at Level Up With Noe in San Diego, California. Private lessons start at $85 per hour. 90-minute Bolero experiences are available for $150. No partner or experience required. DVIDA, WSDF & FADS trained instruction.
Discover what makes Bolero a beloved dance style around the world.
Bolero's slow, flowing movements create one of the most romantic dances you'll ever experience.
The wavelike rise and fall motion of Bolero creates a mesmerizing, elegant quality of movement.
Learn to interpret slow, romantic music with nuanced body movement and timing.
Bolero skills transfer directly to Rumba and Waltz, making you a more versatile dancer.
While Bolero shares Rumba's romantic quality, it adds the rise and fall element from Waltz. Bolero has a distinctive wavelike motion, with sliding steps and body rise that create a flowing, elegant feel.
Bolero is danced at about 96 BPM in 4/4 time—similar tempo to International Rumba. It uses a Slow-Quick-Quick timing with slows representing two beats and quicks representing one beat.
Bolero is best approached after some experience with Rumba or Waltz, as it combines elements of both. However, motivated beginners can absolutely start with Bolero!
Our friends at Dance Vision have excellent Bolero syllabus resources and technique breakdowns at dancevision.com.