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Prepare to live a unique dance experience and cultural connection<\/strong> in the most authentic soul of Cuba: its East<\/strong>.This region, less touristy and more genuine, is the cradle of the revolution, of son, of bolero, and of deep Afro-descendant expressions that have greatly influenced the country's musical identity. Walking through its cities is to feel living history on every corner, in every smile, in every drum.<\/p>

We will travel<\/strong> from Havana to Santiago<\/strong>. As well as travelling around the eastern part of the country, you will be able to delve into the roots and culture surrounding the Cuban dances you love so much, and we will also have Daily classes<\/strong> with a teacher who we\u00a0will accompany you throughout the journey<\/strong>, as well as other local teachers. It is therefore a immersive experience to the world of salsa in its country of origin<\/strong>, with other fellow travellers who share the same passion for dance as you, in a Small international group<\/strong>\u00a0and with a travel coordinator<\/strong> who will make sure that everything goes perfectly.<\/p>

We will meet at Havana<\/strong>, the capital of Cuba, a city of contrasts from Old Havana to the Capitol, the famous Malec\u00f3n or Revolution Square. We will take the opportunity to enjoy some of the concerts<\/strong> that the capital offers us and on Sunday we will go to the Hamel Alley<\/strong> where we will experience Afro-Cuban art and rumba in its fullest expression.<\/p>

Afterwards, we will move towards the East and the first stop we will make will be Trinidad<\/strong>, colonial city declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site where we can also take a catamaran excursion to White Cay <\/strong>and enjoy its corals.<\/p>

We will continue to Camag\u00fcey<\/strong>, where its historic centre is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is known for its tinajones (large earthenware jars), its tranquil squares, its intense cultural life and its artists. We will take the opportunity to visit Folk group<\/strong> from Camag\u00fcey and take some classes with them with live music.<\/p>

From there, we will continue towards\u00a0Guardalavaca<\/strong>, considered one of the best beaches in Cuba, where we will experience a 3-day break between white sand and crystal-clear waters.<\/p>

After we've recuperated our strength, we'll head towards Baracoa<\/strong>, which was the first town founded in Cuba and is surrounded by nature. We will have the option to go hiking in one of its natural parks and visit a cocoa plantation.<\/p>

Finally, we will arrive at Santiago<\/strong>, the capital of the East. There we will see the emblematic cathedral and C\u00e9spedes Park, with live music on every corner. In Santiago, we will have classes with Yanek Revilla<\/strong> of the casino and they are at their school, next to their company.<\/p>

We can also take advantage of the last few days to visit the Morro Castle<\/strong> with a view of the bay or the National Sanctuary of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre<\/strong>. evenings we will be able to enjoy in the Casa de la Trova<\/strong>, the place where son was first played and danced.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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