Samba

Samba

Paul Bottomer
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Author:  Paul Bottomer
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  64
Publisher:  Anness Publishing
Year:  2003
ISBN:  9781842157763

As exotic as it is exciting, the multifaceted samba is a captivating dance, while the sensual lambada is bound to seduce even the most reluctant party-goer onto the floor. The fascinating rhythm, unforgettable music and wonderful variety of vivacious moves all combine to make these the most exhilarating of Latin dances. Whatever your age, whatever your ability, this book aims to help you enjoy the samba beat to the full. This series aims to have you spinning, swirling, stomping and sliding the night away! Written by a world authority on dancing, Paul Bottomer, they cover all the popular dance styles with easy-to-follow step-by-step sequences and accessible language. Even the most unco-ordinated should shine on the dance floor with the "Dance Club" series.

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