The best way to stand out in a sea of dancers is to move differently. However, in the world of dancing today, all competitors move differently. They all know that this is the key to being noted as a cut above the rest. What you need to do is differentiate your differences. Of course, all of those joining in a Latin dance competition move differently but somehow, there are certain movements which they use similarly. When used formally, the term Latin dance actually refers to 5 types of dances. The five types of Latin dance are: 1) Cha-cha During 1952, dance instructor Pierre Lavelle visited Cuba and was able to witness an unusual way of dancing the rumba. People danced it with a triple step in place of a slow one. You probably would not want to be tied into an organization where you will not enjoy every minute of your stay. 4. Fee required. Make sure that you are paying a fee that is reasonable and is just right. Try to know where your fees are going and what it can provide for you. Do not give out your hard earned money on something that will prove to be illegitimate later on. Make sure that you know the weak spots your partners have. This will ensure that you avoid doing extreme actions that might inflict further injury. By practicing Latin dance exercises, you and your partner are able to strengthen parts of your body that are causing your problems. There are medical experts you can turn to so you would know what part needs to be developed. Once they are finished with theirs, you will have the space to yourself and the next ones to you will be the one who will make the allowances for you. 3. The dance floor is for dancing. Do not use the dance floor to talk to your friends, discuss or argue about something. Dance floors are not sitting areas where you can do just about anything. One of the popular creative dance styles, this began on the late 1960's but still a very popular dance being also being performed during social gatherings, some example of salsa songs are; Colombia Salsera by Louie Ramire Cuando Te Vea by Tito Puente Dame Ese Placer by Erick Distinto Y Diferente by Don Perignon Duele Mas by Grupo Niche Tango Originated in Argentina, particularly in Buenos Aires, this dance style is defined as cat-like walk along with staccato movements of the head.