Do I need any dance experience to join the Bomba class?

No prior dance experience is required. The class is beginner-friendly and taught at a comfortable pace.

Is the workshop suitable for children?

This class is primarily designed for adults, but older teenagers with interest in dance are welcome.

What is the class size?

Classes are kept small, usually between 8 to 15 participants, to ensure personalized instruction.

Are live musicians always part of the class?

Yes, the workshop features live drumming to provide an authentic Bomba rhythm experience.

Can I wear any type of shoes?

We recommend comfortable closed-toe shoes with good support and grip for safety and performance.

Where exactly is the workshop held in San Juan?

The workshop is hosted at a cultural venue in central San Juan, easily accessible by public transport.

Puerto Rican Folklore Bomba Class in San Juan

Experience the vibrant culture of Puerto Rico with a Puerto Rican Folklore Bomba Class featuring live music in San Juan. This immersive workshop led by Salsa Tours PR, LLC offers a hands-on opportunity to learn Bomba, an Afro-Puerto Rican dance and drumming tradition that tells powerful stories through rhythm and movement. Participants will not only develop their dance skills but also gain insight into the rich history and cultural significance of Bomba. The class takes place in a lively, welcoming atmosphere with live drummers providing authentic rhythms, creating an energetic environment that encourages learners of all levels to engage fully. Whether you're a beginner or have some dance experience, this workshop is designed to connect you with the local community and its heritage. Located in San Juan, the class offers easy access for travelers staying nearby, making it an excellent addition to any Puerto Rico itinerary. Beyond dancing, you’ll feel the heartbeat of Puerto Rican folklore and leave with skills, stories, and memories that last. This unique local experience is perfect for travelers seeking an intimate cultural adventure that goes beyond sightseeing and into the soul of the island.