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Intro to Cajun Dance
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(14 ratings)
77 students

Intro to Cajun Dance

Learn the basics of three Cajun partner dances - the waltz, two-step, and shuffle
Last updated 2/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • to stumble around on the dance floor looking like you actually sorta know what you're doing
  • to impress all of your friends with your shuffle moves
  • to hold your own doing the Cajun Waltz
  • to Two-Step to the beat of the music

Course content

5 sections41 lectures1h 55m total length
  • Introduction0:21

    Welcome!

  • A History Lesson3:49

    Students will learn about the history of the Cajuns and how they came to Louisiana.

  • Lache Pas La Patate3:05

    Students will learn about the Instructor, including how she learned to dance and how her family story ties into the greater Cajun history timeline.

  • Fais-Dos-Dos3:56

    Participants will learn what it means to go to a "Fais-dos-dos" and a little about the differences between traditional Cajun Mardi Gras and the popular New Orleans style Mardi Gras.

  • Reference Guide for Section 1 - Crazy Cajuns0:47

    View this guide for reminders and tips about the information given in Section 1 - Crazy Cajuns

  • Cajun Culture

Requirements

  • This is a beginner course that requires no prior knowledge of Cajun dance.

Description

After this class you will know a little about dem crazy cajuns, you'll experience a little "joie de vivre", and you'll accidentlly incorporate the word "ya'll" into your vocabulary if you don't already.  In the meantime, you'll also learn the basics of the waltz, two-step, and the shuffle.  After this class all ya'll will be able to go to a fais-do-do and blend in on the dance floor.    

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone with a fun attitude and les joie des vivre!
  • Cajuns who never learned to dance or want to practice their skills.
  • Travelers planning to visit New Orleans or Louisiana who want to dance like the locals!