Punto Cubano Berlin

💃 Timba Solo Choreos ✨

📅 Wednesdays
🕣 8:30–10:00 PM
📍 Kopenhagener Straße 16, 10437 Berlin
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💰 Prices:
• Drop-in: 20 €
• 4-class pass: 75 € (valid for 6 weeks)
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• 10-class pass: 160 € (valid for 4 months)
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🎓 Contact us to receive your student or low-income earner discount code.

In this weekly class, you'll learn to experience Cuban Salsa (Timba) in a completely new way—as the perfect complement to partner dancing and as a space to develop your own style.
Through fun choreographies and combinations, you'll improve your solo moves, styling, body movement, and musicality, while gaining inspiration and confidence for your social dancing.
You'll learn to use your body more consciously and to interpret the music through movement, rhythm, and personal expression.
Whether you want to feel more confident during the moments of "letting go" in partner dancing, become more expressive, or simply discover new inspiration, this class will help you dance with more freedom, musicality, and confidence.
We'll explore how body movement can transform even the basic step, learn characteristic Cuban solo steps, and work with accents, pauses, and musical interpretation. Along the way, we'll draw inspiration from other Cuban dance styles that come together in Timba—and bring this richness into your dancing. 🎶✨
If you need more information or are unsure whether this level is right for you, feel free to contact us 😊

👉 Registration:
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📧 info@puntocubanoberlin.com
📞 +49 155 100 966 28

Rumba Columbia is a powerful and sensitive dance. Through Columbia, dancers express their deepest emotions. It is an improvisational dance developed in Cuba, where each dancer enters alone and shows their individuality.

It combines fast, intricate footwork with sharp shoulder movements, constantly shifting in tempo and cadence. But Columbia is about more than technique — it is about presence and dialogue. The dancer and the quinto (lead drum) interact in real time, creating a living conversation between rhythm and movement. 🥁

Traditionally, Columbia was danced mostly by men, as it originated in shipyards and docks where they expressed strength, agility, and creativity. Today, rumberas also shape the dance, bringing new grace and power to it.

Columbia remains a dance of individuality — every gesture, step, and accent is personal. It’s not about perfection, but about truth, rhythm, and connection.
In this course, we do not learn pre-set choreographies. Instead, we focus on improvisation and help you develop your own style and expression within the dance. ✨

📧 info@puntocubanoberlin.com
📞 +49 155 100 966 28

💛 What to Expect from a Free Trial Class

If you choose to join a free trial class, please note that you will be joining an ongoing course rather than a class specifically designed for complete beginners.

The purpose of the trial class is to give you the opportunity to get an impression of me as a teacher, my teaching style, and the atmosphere of the class.

This is an open-level class and usually includes dancers with a wide range of experience, including some more advanced students. I therefore encourage you not to compare yourself too much to the people around you. Instead, focus on taking from the class what matches your current level and experience.
It is perfectly fine if, for now, "all" you take home is the basic step of this beautiful dance. 😊

Rumba Columbia is a dance with many layers. Week by week, you will improve your body movement, technique, coordination, musicality, and build your own repertoire of movements and ideas.

My goal is not for everyone to master the same material at the same speed, but for each dancer to continue growing from wherever they currently are.

I am very much looking forward to meeting you and dancing with you!

Yago