Bachata Dominicana: is the original way of dancing Bachata, originating from the Dominican Republic where the music also was born. The Bachata Basic Steps moving within a small square (side, side, forward and side, side, back) are inspired from the Bolero steps but is an evolved version of those including a tap and also syncopations (steps in between the beats) depending on the dynamics of the music being played.

Bachata Traditional: Even though this is not the Dominican Style Bachata, the Traditional Style is the most common way of dancing Bachata. This style of Bachata is very sensual and sexy, with lots of body connection and hip movements. The basic steps of this pattern move side to side, changing direction after every tap.

Bachata Moderna: The basics are the same as the Traditional Style, but with added dance elements and styling from Salsa, Tango, and other dances. Couples typically move their upper torsos more, put greater emphasis on the hip pop, and women use more pronounced hip movements.

Bachata Sensual: The basic are the same or similar as the Modern Bachata/Moderna but incorporate more sensual movements and elements from other dances like Zouk-Lambada/Lamba-Zouk.

Bachatango: It's also a fusion Style with short sequences of Traditional basic steps and then added different Tango steps danced like Tango.

Bachata Fusion: It's a Mix of all Bachata styles and sometime of different genres!

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