Salsa casino dance

Have you ever danced salsa casino? This dance is very rapid and funny .It comes from Cuba and people have danced it in casinos or in the streets. It consists in of several steps that you have to learn for dancing in a circle. In the circle you have exchanging exchange your partner in a short time rapidly. Some steps are: Kiss to your cousin (Besa a la prima), Tell him not (Dile que no), Give me (Dame), Hug her (Abrázala), Hurricane (Huracán), and another very complicated steps very complicated to dancing dance. It takes many time for to learn, there are many levels before You can became become a professional dancer. Personally, I always get lost in the circle :) .

With the "very complicated part", it is important to remember that, unlike in Spanish, in English you put the adjective in front of the noun being described.

I changed "in a short amount of time" to "rapidly" becuase here you need an adverb because you are describing how it is done. "In a short amount of time" is correct but it doesn´t fit well here.

The rest I struggle to explain, sorry, but this is now a perfect English passage! :D

Keep working on your English!

Practice makes perfect!

Salsa casino dance

Have you ever danced salsa casino? This dance is very rapid and funny.It comes from Cuba and people have danced it in casinso or in the streets. It consists of several steps that you have to learn for dancing in a circle. In the circle you exchange your partner rapidily. Some steps are: Kiss to your cousin (Besa a la prima), Tell him no (Dile que no), Give me (Dame), Hug her (Abrázala), Hurricane (Huracán), and  very complicated steps to dance. It takes time to learn, there are many levels before you can become a professional dancer. Personally, I always get lost in the circle :) .