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Salsa Nights at Machu Picchu Peruvian Restaurant - Downtown Lynchburg, Virginia

This is a HIT! If you're looking for late night dancing fun in Lynchburg then you need to check out Salsa Nights at Machu Picchu Peruvian Restaurant. No experience required, just bring your enthusiasm.

Only $3 -a partner is not required. For more information, Salsa Nights has created a Facebook page to notify members about upcoming events. The group is open to everyone. Even if you've never taken a dance lesson before, you'll learn, have fun and meet some great people at the same time. Machu Picchu is located next to The Starlight Cafe.

These events are held on Fridays at:

9pm-10pm: Beginner Salsa Lessons

10pm-12am Salsa Partnering

Machu Picchu is located at:

512 Fifth Street

Lynchburg, VA 24504

(434)845-3255

For more information on Lynchburg, Virginia and surrounding area, contact:

Debbie Malone, Realtor RE/MAX 1st Olympic 20395 Timberlake Rd Lynchburg, VA 24502

(434)546-0369 malone1981@aol.com www.debmalone.com

Are you new to Forest VA, searching for a home for sale in Greater Lynchburg or at Smith Mountain Lake? Give me a call for information on local events, things to do or Lynchburg MLS real estate listings.

Debbie Malone, ABR, ASP, e-PRO
RE/MAX 1st Olympic Realtors
(434) 546-0369 C
(434) 832-0941 F
(434) 832-1100 O
debbiemalone@remax.net

Posted by Debbie Malone, Realtor Lynchburg, Smith Mountain Lake VA on 02/07/2008 11:58 PM

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15 Comments on Salsa Nights at Machu Picchu Peruvian Restaurant - Downtown Lynchburg, Virginia

FEB

2008

Looks like fun and only a dollar fo salsa lessons!? What a deal - you wouldn't want to miss such a terrific opportunity - if I were there in Lynchburg you'd for sure find me at the Machu Pichu!!

Just a buck Debbie?How can you beat that deal?I have 2 left feet though...LOL

LOL! Deborah, I had a hard time getting the Rhumba down, this is tougher. I'm going for the fun!

BLR Guy, I'm with you on the dollar, how can you go wrong? At least you've got feet, let 'em move!

Do ya think Deb? I find Salsa very natural - however mind you, for some strange reason, never having been taught it, I knew it - have always danced it from a child - who knows where that came from?

Fun is always the best reason to dance!

Deborah, my mistake, it's the tango I just can't get. Salsa is easy!!!! Thanks for waking me up!LOL!

FEB

2008

My daughter just got in and the night was a hit- they're plan to have a dance every Friday night!

That's fabulous I love to hear of dance success - great salsa dancing!

Okay so now that makes more sense - tango! Which style do they teach there? We have here - American, International and Argentine. I've taken International, but prefer Argentine - the real thing well close. But when I first tried it yeras ago I found it so hard.

Hi Deborah! My daughter met up with her dance school friends and had the best time. Lot of college kids and she said the restaurant was packed. I'll have to ask Donna about the style, all I know is it's too hard for me to grasp.

Argentine Tango is especially hard because in many ways it is backwards to other dance styles - you start on the opposite foot and direction. It was after I'd left off the other dances awhile that I then found it easier to learn - I've even learned some of the (basic) lead!

Things come in their own time.

Hi Deborah, good for you! The change in direction may be part of the problem. (If we're doing the cha cha, it's hard for my brain to switch to something like swing.) Samba is tough for me too. Practice helps so much.

FEB

2008

Yes practice, practice. I started over 12 years ago now, but I take beginners over and over and over - repetition is the best way to learn. Dance is like that - step upon step.

Yes, certain steps are in my head now and it's all because I practice. My daughter has gotten so good and really enjoys these classes. The same students that organized this event also has them at a church on another night, for free. Can't beat that!

There are a lot of young people involved in dance here too - tango, salsa latin and ballroom - so awesome to see youngs guys especially, dancing.

FEB

2008

These Friday night dances have become a hit! Check out the great food at Machu Picchu for lunch and come back for dancing on Fridays!

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