http://www.dancescape.org/ezine en-us N/A info@dancescape.com Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:57:22 PDT 20 http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/31/1/What-is-that-Funky-Smell/Page1.html So the other day, I was asked to dance by someone I didn't know. Turned out to be a fabulous lead. I twirled and swayed and laughed with glee during the dance. I barely noticed his body odor (B.O.). The following week, the same person asked me to dance. This time, I couldn't focus on following ...]]> no@spam.com (Nadine Chan) Wed, 01 Feb 2006 00:00:00 PST http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/31/1/What-is-that-Funky-Smell/Page1.html http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/45/1/Avoiding-Pesky-Persistent-Men/Page1.html Some men are very persistent at social dances and dance clubs. They just won't take a hint. This has happened to many women I know. One time, my friend, who is really a patient person, actually said, "Which part of "No" don't you understand?"  I've also been nearly dragged out on the dance floor by my wrist. That's a definite no-go for me.  Read my survival tips in avoiding pesky persistent men.
]]> no@spam.com (Nadine Chan) Tue, 29 Mar 2005 00:00:00 PST http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/45/1/Avoiding-Pesky-Persistent-Men/Page1.html http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/7/1/The-Evolution-of-Salsa/Page1.html Salsa is not easily defined. It is similar to Mambo in that both styles have a pattern of six steps danced over eight counts of music. The dances also share many of the same moves, however the importance of turns in Salsa is what gives it a different overall look and feeling from that of Mambo. But where did it all begin?

]]> no@spam.com (Isaac Altman, World Salsa Federation) Wed, 02 Mar 2005 00:00:00 PST http://www.dancescape.org/ezine/articles/7/1/The-Evolution-of-Salsa/Page1.html