Learn Paso Doble dancing with private, one-on-one instruction in San Diego
Paso Doble is a dramatic Latin dance that originated in Spain and has become a staple of the international ballroom dance scene. Characterized by strong, bold movements and dramatic arm and body postures, it tells the story of the Spanish bullfight—where the leader portrays the matador and the follower represents the cape.
This intimate 90-minute experience is designed for up to 2 couples—real learning, real attention, real progress.
Perfect for individuals — one-on-one instruction tailored entirely to your goals and pace.
Paso Doble is a dramatic Latin dance inspired by the pageantry of the Spanish bullfight. It is danced to music in 4/4 timing, usually at 116-124 BPM. The dance is often performed to the classic song 'España Cañí,' which contains marked musical highlights that inspire different choreography as the music progresses. The leader represents the matador, while the follower embodies the cape or sometimes the bull.
Paso Doble is a dramatic Latin dance inspired by the pageantry of the Spanish bullfight. It is danced to music in 4/4 timing, usually at 116-124 BPM. The dance is often performed to the classic song 'España Cañí,' which contains marked musical highlights that inspire different choreography as the music progresses. The leader represents the matador, while the follower embodies the cape or sometimes the bull.
Paso Doble lessons are available at Level Up With Noe in San Diego, California. Private lessons start at $85 per hour. 90-minute Paso Doble experiences are available for $150. No partner or experience required. DVIDA, WSDF & FADS trained instruction.
Discover what makes Paso Doble a beloved dance style around the world.
Paso Doble's theatrical nature helps you develop powerful stage presence and dramatic flair.
Learn to tell the story of the bullfight through bold postures and commanding movements.
The strong, assertive character of Paso Doble builds incredible confidence on and off the floor.
Dance to España Cañí and learn to hit the dramatic musical highlights with precision.
Paso Doble has a moderate learning curve. The basic march step is simple, but the dramatic shaping and musical interpretation take practice. Most students pick up the fundamentals in 6-8 lessons.
Paso Doble is traditionally danced to 'España Cañí,' which has marked musical highlights that inspire specific choreographic moments. It's danced at 116-124 BPM in 4/4 time.
No! We provide instruction for both leader and follower roles. You can learn solo and we'll partner you up during lessons.
Our friends at Dance Vision have excellent resources on Paso Doble technique and syllabus breakdowns at dancevision.com.