MiCultura Salsa Classes are an instructor of Cha cha chá

The Latin dance capsules of the Ministry of Culture called "One step at a time" add to the Panamanian instructor José Manuel Norato to show footsteps of "Cha cha," a rhythm that developed from danzon-mambo and became globally popular.

Jovana Velarde, a Latino dance teacher, with the dancer Aldrid Castillo, both of them at One step at a time explain that one of the best dance instructors in Panama City felt very motivated to participate to educate men interested in how to dance the Cuban rhythm.

The dance classes, available on the social networks of MiCultura, will have a basic class of Cha cha cha in diagonal, the basic of Cha cha cha and a braid step with "Suzie Q" style for all interested in dancing this sticky music with different options to take the right steps.

One step at a time is an initiative that has been successful as an audience in social networks among the activities that MiCultura develops during this quarantine season at home.