All about la Salsachica
Passionate about dancing, spend way too much time dancing and surfing the net and learning new languages. Apparently I’m a polyglot. I travel around Singapore in search of delicious food and are sharing some of the places I’ve been to in this blog. I tell it as it is, when it’s sedap, then I’ll say it’s sedap/delicious/yummy /magnifique etc.. Like others, I have my good and bad days. Been on the search for happiness, have yet to find it. Although, have hypothesized that happiness is but a relative state that may be achieved through acceptance of current situation. To test this hypothesis, I will conduct an experiment with a localised test subject, i.e me. I have multiple jobs which basically revolves in me not sleeping much or being in one country for too long. I like to write in my journal and sing out loud at 3 am in the morning. I dance around in my room and fall asleep in the wee wee hours of the morning. I live on two to three hours of sleep and yet remain hyper throughout the day
If you’re wondering about the name, I studied classical ballroom since I was 17, won awards for it and then went on to study latin dances like bachata and salsa in Australia. I used to teach dance merengue, salsa and rumba in college. I have stopped dancing professionally since coming back to Singapore, and am still in search of that missing person to partner me across the dance floor, in the meantime I seek tantalising creations in Singapore and wherever I travel.
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karinajones Said:
on August 24, 2008 at 2:32 am
I would love to learn salsa from you one day. Melbourne Docklands has this awesome salsa club I used to frequent to drool and admire at those really good dancers that never seem to stay in one spot for too long
salsachica Said:
on August 24, 2008 at 2:15 pm
No worries, I’ll teach you if perchance we were to meet one day. I used to dance salsa from Mondays to Fridays, a different club/lounge for every day of the work week, the number of shoes I broke the heels off and bought were too many
aah those were the days twirling across the dancefloor in the arms of someone
Saturdays were in R&B clubs and I usually only sneaked back to college early Sunday morning
nasir Said:
on August 26, 2009 at 8:25 am
Salam~selamat menyambut ramadhan dan somoga sihat2 selalu.
terima kasih
salsachica Said:
on September 9, 2009 at 2:06 am
Thanks! Selamat berpuasa to you too.