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If you're a fan of dancing then the Legacy Yard has you covered with an exciting salsa session.
Salsa is a popular Latin dance that became widely known in the heart of the United States of America - New York City. The dance is so popular that it even has its own genre of music with the same name. How cool is that!?In New York, it was mainly Puerto Ricans and Cubans who did the Salsa as a form of celebration.Unlike many other dances, salsa is more formal and structured which makes it extremely easy to learn.
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