Some Texas State Spanish instructors are teaching students how to shimmy and shake on the dance floor. Bobcat Update's Zach Butler tells us about free salsa lessons that are being offered.
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Rincon Hispano was started by a group of faculty members for anyone interested in the Spanish culture. Assistant Professor Carlos Abreu Mendoza says the salsa lessons were added to the mix as a way to attract more students to the organization.
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Senior Lecturer Maria Diocares says the event allows students to share their culture.
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All levels of salsa dancers are encouraged to join in the fun. Texas State freshman Wendy Garcia Ramirez says she doesn't considered herself an experienced dancer.
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Salsa instructor Antonio Alfau says dancing is second nature to him.
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Alfau says students enjoy the lessons because they provide a chance to relax and have fun.
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Ultimately, Mendoza wants to provide students a space where they can have fun and dance.
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Rincon Hispano will be offering two more free salsa nights for students who want to learn. For Bobcat Update, I'm Zach Butler.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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