• Latin Dance Solo for Ladies

  • New session of winter classes starting soon!

     Classes  for  new students start Janyary 13 th

  •  SCHEDULE 2020  Latin Solo ( only for ladies) 

    TUE 19:30 - 20:30 (adults) Salsa & bachata for beginners / $ 170 for 12 classes

    THU 20.00-21.00 (adults)  Cha-Cha-Cha  for interm.& adv /$ 170 for 12 classes

     TEACHER  Natalia Filatova

  • About Class
  • a group of latin dancers in bright coloured skirts are posing for the camera
    a group of latin dancers in bright coloured skirts are posing in front of the camera
    dance teacher in front of a group of female dancers
    a group of latin dancers are led by the teacher as they practice a move
    two row of dancers show a move in a dance studio training room

  • Love dancing, but don’t have a partner? Then this program is for you!

    Energetic music, great spirit, lots of lost calories - it’s all in the Latin Solo! You may attend one or two classes per week.

    Request a FREE Trial Class for new students!

  • Our Latin Solo program was designed for maximum results in the shortest time. You will learn basic dance moves from styles such as Salsa, Bachata, Rumba, Samba, Merengue, and Cha-cha-cha while improving your fitness level. Each class lasts for 1 hour.

  • Schedule & Pricing

  • Schedule & Pricing

    Full Class Schedule with detailed pricing is available here. For mid-term (late) registrations, missed classes are carried over to the next term.

    To register for the class, request a free trial or ask any questions please fill the Class Registration Form on this page or simply send us an email at registrations@udanceart.ca.

  • Teachers

  • Teachers

  • Natalia Filatov

    Professional Dancer, Instructor and Teacher

    613-700-0743

    Natalia Filatov is a professional dancer and teacher, as well as silver medalist of the WDC World Open Championship (France).

    Natalia offers dance and fitness instruction to group classes and private lessons to women and children. Natalia has an elementary teacher’s degree, which may be one of the reasons why she works so well with kids as young as 3.

  • FAQ

  • FAQ

    • Dress Code

      Clothing that doesn’t restrict movement, for example: T-shirt and sweatpants or a loose top and leggings.
    • Footwear

      Indoor shoes mandatory! Sneakers are allowed. Heeled shoes are not recommended for beginners.