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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 07:01 pm
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Here's how to use the frame (using my profile as an example):
🇩🇴 1. How you move: bachata foundation
improving my bachata movement is a daily grind, where I try to balance authentic Dominican roots with my own background in other styles.
my fusion: It’s a mix of street style (hip hop, house) and bachata.
the athletic side: Growing up with sport orienteering and athletics through my dad shaped my movement to be physical, sharp, and sporty.
even when my fusion pushes boundaries, I always remind myself that I'm a visitor in this culture, and it’s essential to pause, respect the heritage, and revisit the original foundations.
👟 2. Who you are: identity
my roots: I'm a small-town girl who naturally gravitated toward boy's clothing and street styles like hip hop and house which gives my movement a naturally more "masculine" feel.
discipline: my time serving in the military built a strong sense of inner resilience and structure.
unapologetic expression: letting go of what is considered "normal".
Why should the global bachata community be a slave to just one way of expressing bachata when you look at how people genuinely move in DR? It takes real self-awareness to stay true to your own origin and culture and that's what I believe in!
That's why I'm 'RABIOSA' 😈
🔥 3. Why you dance: purpose
the mission: making solo improvisation approachable for bachata dancers.
my background is in freestyle-based solo styles, and I want to bridge that gap.
creating space: I want to build an environment where dancers can be truly what and how they want to be and bringing their own unique stories and aspects to our scene.
What's your style profile like?❤️🔥
#bachatasolo #solobachata #improvisation #bachatabattle
🇩🇴 1. How you move: bachata foundation
improving my bachata movement is a daily grind, where I try to balance authentic Dominican roots with my own background in other styles.
my fusion: It’s a mix of street style (hip hop, house) and bachata.
the athletic side: Growing up with sport orienteering and athletics through my dad shaped my movement to be physical, sharp, and sporty.
even when my fusion pushes boundaries, I always remind myself that I'm a visitor in this culture, and it’s essential to pause, respect the heritage, and revisit the original foundations.
👟 2. Who you are: identity
my roots: I'm a small-town girl who naturally gravitated toward boy's clothing and street styles like hip hop and house which gives my movement a naturally more "masculine" feel.
discipline: my time serving in the military built a strong sense of inner resilience and structure.
unapologetic expression: letting go of what is considered "normal".
Why should the global bachata community be a slave to just one way of expressing bachata when you look at how people genuinely move in DR? It takes real self-awareness to stay true to your own origin and culture and that's what I believe in!
That's why I'm 'RABIOSA' 😈
🔥 3. Why you dance: purpose
the mission: making solo improvisation approachable for bachata dancers.
my background is in freestyle-based solo styles, and I want to bridge that gap.
creating space: I want to build an environment where dancers can be truly what and how they want to be and bringing their own unique stories and aspects to our scene.
What's your style profile like?❤️🔥
#bachatasolo #solobachata #improvisation #bachatabattle
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