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How to shine on the dance floor on your big day

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Quinceanera_HowToShineHow to shine on the dance floor on your big day

Whether the thought of you gracing the dance floor the day of your quince makes you cringe or clap, veteran dance instructor Ydhelca Perez, of Brooklyn’s Salsa Salsa Dance Studio, has tips on how to make you look like a pro.

  1. Don't be scared. "A lot of kids get intimidated by the dances, and they think they'll never learn them," says Perez. "It will happen."
  2. Practice on your own. "You don't always have to have your partner or pals there to practice," says Ydhelca. "Be comfortable spending your free time practicing. You can go to dance events or just rehearse in your house." The more time you put in the better you'll look and feel. Perez also suggests practicing while doing chores, such as sweeping, so the moves become second nature.
  3. Look at the young woman in the mirror. Here's one time your parents can't complain about you wasting too much time in the mirror or about being vain. "Spend time looking at your body positions and posture," she says. "It will help you become more comfortable with the moves."
  4. Don't skip classes. "You have to be dedicated and continuous with your classes," she says. "You also should figure out how you learn to dance. For example, some people are visual learners, and others catch on by counting." Perez suggests at least eight practice sessions, starting about two months before the event, with your entire court. By being committed to your lessons you'll ensure your big day is the picture perfect.
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written by Juliana Vazquez, November 08, 2008
well im havin my party diz june n itz gonna b da bomb!!! smilies/smiley.gif
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written by JACKE, November 08, 2008
smilies/smiley.gifesta bonitooooooo hermooossSOOOO
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written by gabriela herrera, October 29, 2008
is so cool that dress smilies/wink.gif
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written by ts, September 27, 2008
hello kerimom i know what you mean im in the same position as you except that my daughters quince is this jan ! once you look around and find the hall you like, ask questions, many questions. alot of times the people that run the hall have alot of connects as for me that is what helped me along with the photography people they have all been very helpful in my situation. shop around make sure you talk to them about your spending budget so that they can give you the best within your price range.
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written by karimom, September 24, 2008
I am going to celebrate my daughters Quince in about a year, and I need help organizing the event, frustrated mom
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written by BillyJoe, September 23, 2008
i neeed caters help!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i live in alabama smilies/cry.gif
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written by andyrod, September 18, 2008
Hi, i am having a quinceanera in about a year, and i will not have the traditional quince court.i will have my cousins, who are all under the age of 8, exept for my 1 male cousin who is 16 at the moment. i want to have a dance, but i think it would look, and feel silly, doing a dance with a lot of little kids. I need some ideas!!!!!! i will have about 8 friends my age, attending.
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written by OdessaJanet, September 18, 2008
I need to find someone who can teach mi el Vals for mis quince. PLease somebody help me. I live in Tacoma, Washington.

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