Spanish language students in Valencia are meeting each other for dancing Salsa

May 20, 2011 - PRLog -- Valencia. A city where the Spanish language school students do not coming just for learning the language but to know the Spanish culture very deeply. It is clear that salsa is an important part of this culture. As you can listen salsa all the time in most of the clubs, there is one club, very close to the Spanish language school, which is offering free salsa lessons every Wednesday.

The pupils and students do not want to miss this chance so, they put on their best clothes and around 23:30 they go to the club to show their abilities as dancers. As the dancing master shows the first dancing steps, the students seem bumbling, but after repeating and trying it for a while most of them demonstrate their talent.
After the class hour, the salsa music is still going on and you start to looking for a dancing partner, what is not very difficult because of the big amount of handsome men and very good-looking women.

Around 1 o’clock, the Dj starts to switch the music into Reggaeton and Latin House, but however, the students are keeping on dancing salsa. Maybe it is because of the different and delicious cocktails that they offer at the bar, specially the Mojito, which seemed to be the favourite of the students.

Apart from the big variety of music and drinks, it is noteworthy the big diversity of nationalities that there are at the pub. Very much are here because of an Erasmus-program or because of they are in language schools, so even the Spanish beginners are able to make new friends easily. Most of the pupils are communicating in Spanish to apply in the everyday life what they have learned at the language school. The Spanish language school Costa de Valencia is permanently arranging similar activities: to use and practice in the real life at the afternoon and at the evening what you have learnt in the morning lessons.

All the Spanish language students had a great time and they went to class in the morning despite of the wild long night. Finally they all want to advance their Spanish for the next wild night of salsa.

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Since 1995 the language school Costa de Valencia has focused on teaching Spanish to non-native speakers. This language school, which is situated in the heart of Valencia, is a Centro Acreditado of the Instituto Cervantes and a member of many associations.
The teaching material, which is used during the lessons, is worked out by a team of well-versed teachers. One of the most important aspects of teaching in this school is the individual involvement of every single student. This way every student has the possibility to speak very much during the language course. Furthermore, both managers place big value the quality of the language lessons and a broadly diversified leisure programme.