The studio has two locations, one in the West Island and the other in the Downtown Core, which both offer a wide range of fun classes which both enthusiasts and amateurs can enjoy. They offer classes in Salsa, Bachata, Ballroom dancing and even Zumba, which pretty much means that anyone who attends a few lessons can abandon the shy feeling that dancefloors often give us.
The studios can fit about 20 people per class, along with a helpful and courteous staff that is there to help you get into the rhythme and feel at ease learning something new. Show up wearing comfortable clothing and running shoes, and you and your dance partner can expect a decent workout as well as learning something exciting and new.
San Tropez also hosts and organizez to the Montreal Salsa dancing convention, an event where a certain member of the 21st Century Food team had the privilege of attending. This event is no small time competition but a full on gala, with professional dancers and talented dance enthusiasts competing in front of large crowds on an elegantly decorated stage.
Honestly, some of these couples could put the people from So You Think You Can Dance and Dancing with the Stars to utter shame. Talk about wonderful outfits and routines, all set to feisty summer music.
It was really something special, and a great way to spend the evening. Judging by the success of these events (the place was packed!), you can expect them to be a regular occurence here in Montreal.
So if you are looking for a way to get the most out of this summer, perhaps learning Salsa is the thing for you.
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