¿Quieres aprender a bailar Swing y Lindy hop en Madrid? ¡Somos tu escuela!
Nuestras clases de Swing y Lindy Hop te contagiarán su alegría a todas las facetas de tu vida.
Un curso muy dinámico y divertido de la mano de los mejores profes
Perfect Methods for Beginners
If you've never danced before, you're in the right place. We guide you step-by-step from zero.
Small Class Sizes
Learn faster with personalized attention and tailored feedback.
Specialized Teachers
Certified instructors with years of teaching and dancing experience.
Fun & Social Atmosphere
Connect with new people right from your very first class.
No Registration Fee & No Commitment
No sign-up fee, no long-term contracts. You decide how involved you want to be.
Creemos que con una sonrisa se aprende mejor
Por eso en nuestras clases encontrarás siempre el mejor ambiente y lo pasarás genial.
Para lograrlo formamos grupos reducidos, de esta forma el profesor puede estar pendiente de las necesidades de cada uno de nuestros alumnos.
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- Call or WhatsApp us at 634 125 052
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MEET OUR SWING INSTRUCTOR
Cheerful, friendly, and positive, she has been drawn to wild and fun rhythms since she was little. She discovered swing through her love for vintage fashion. From that point on, she realized she had been watching people dance this musical genre her whole life through old Hollywood movies and Disney classics, where characters dance to this exciting and creative music in various styles. Among all that inspiration, she came across a clip from the 1944 film Hellzapoppin', which moved her deeply as she watched the incredible performance by the legendary dance troupe Whitey’s Lindy Hoppers.
That video convinced her once and for all that Lindy Hop was exactly what she was looking for. Since then, she hasn't stopped learning and enjoying swing. She is so thrilled with this discovery that she wants to bring this passionate world to the neighborhoods around Madrid—since most of the scene happens in the city center—helping everyone enjoy the benefits of music and dance.
Cristina Manzanares Rodríguez
Ocio a través del baile
Desde hace un tiempo, las clases swing se han puesto muy de moda, por lo que surge un ocio maravilloso alrededor de este. Podemos encontrar todo tipo de eventos para disfrutar con otros apasionados por el swing, ya sea en salas de baile, en centros culturales o en la calle. Cualquier sitio es ideal para disfrutar de la música, el baile, la gente, el lugar, el momento y los múltiples beneficios que todo esto nos aporta.
Al bailar, entramos en contacto con una sensación de bienestar con nosotros mismos, por lo que nos sentimos más vivos y esto nos ayuda a tener una nueva perspectiva sobre todo lo que nos rodea. Esto ocurre desde el primer momento, pero cuando “bailamos” regularmente, los cambios son aún más profundos. Desconectamos de nuestras preocupaciones, ponemos atención en el momento que estamos viviendo, a escuchar la música, a disfrutar del entorno, a comunicarnos con nuestra pareja de baile, a desarrollar la creatividad a través de la interpretación musical, etc.
Got Questions? We Have Answers.
Swing is a style of music that originated in the United States in the 1920s and 1930s, giving birth to several social dances.
Lindy Hop is the most iconic social dance of swing music, born in the 1920s and 30s in Harlem (New York). It combines steps from Charleston, jazz, and tap, with a lot of improvisation, rhythm, and connection between partners and the music.
When we talk about "dancing Swing," we usually refer to dancing Lindy Hop, although other swing dances like Balboa or Collegiate Shag also exist.
No. In class, partners rotate constantly, allowing you to practice with different people, improve your connection, and get to know the group.
If you come with a partner, you can either dance together or join the rotations—whichever you prefer!
In Lindy Hop, there are two roles:
Leader: Suggests and leads the movements.
Follower: Interprets and responds to the lead. Both are equally important, and you can learn whichever one you prefer (or both over time!).
No. Beginner-level classes are designed to start completely from scratch. You will learn rhythm, basic steps, partner connection, and simple moves. The most important thing is to come with a positive attitude and a desire to have fun.
Comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely.
Shoes with smooth or slightly slick soles (avoid heavy rubber) to make turns easier.
Water, great energy, and your smile—swing is all about enjoying yourself!
Mainly swing jazz music from the big bands of the 1930s and 40s (Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman…). Modern tracks inspired by that characteristic syncopated rhythm that gets you moving can also be used.
Not particularly. It’s an active dance, but everyone can adapt the intensity to their own level. Over time, it improves your coordination, endurance, and balance. The key is to listen to your body and enjoy the movement.
Classes usually last between 55 and 60 minutes, including a warm-up, technique practice, and social dancing at the end.
