I figured that I need to meet Salsa dancers in North and South America, Cuba and other countries across the ocean from merry England. I think it would be good to get your perspective on the Salsa scene. So feel free to drop me a line.

I am no expert on Salsa music but I am told my preference is for 'big band' New York style and jazz. My friend is a DJ so he answers all the questions about music :-)

I've already got a dance partner but we don't dance exclusively with each other. We both feel that in order to improve and be spontaneous it is best to dance with a variety of dancers. My teacher adopted a philosophy of dancing with beginners and instilled that discipline in her students. SO I am happy and willing to dance with beginners as well.

Hi My name is Rob. To get straight to the point - I am Salsa mad! I love to travel to meet and dance with fellow dancers.

To earn a living and to fund Salsa excursions I work as an IT Manager at Manchester University in England.

I started dancing a mere three years ago, I would not consider myself a natural dancer - I have to work hard at it! I get a great deal of pleasure out of dancing. I was taught by one of the top teachers in Manchester, initially New York style on 1 and converted to on 2 about 9 months ago.

I started dancing at local venues in and around Manchester. Here are some websites FYI:

www.salsology.co.uk
www.salsacrazy.co.uk
www.salsafix.co.uk

I then broadened my horizons by attending congresses in Europe. I have been all over the place. Germany, Bulgaria, Latvia, Russia to anme a few. Next year I want to go to the Krakow congress in Poland.

Salsa and maybe Bachata :-)