Watching kids dance with professional dancers is pure magic. It’s even more captivating when the dance style is as expressive as Cuban Salsa. Because it weaves together elements of Timba, traditional Afro-Cuban dances, solo, and complex rhythms, all wrapped in the vibrant energy of Cuban music. Such videos serve as a reminder of how passion and talent know no age limits.

Take, for example, a remarkable video from the Euroson Latino World Salsa Championship 2024. In this clip, young Guatemalan dancer Axel Dardon partners with the Cuban salsa superstar Indira Mora. The two dance to the track “3 Días” by Alexander Abreu.
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From the first beats, Axel showcases his impressive skill. Despite the significant height difference, which poses unique challenges during partnered figures, Axel leads with determination. This alone is no small feat in a dance style demanding precision, musicality, and an almost intuitive connection between partners.
What truly stands out is Axel’s deep understanding of Cuban traditional dances. It’s a quality even many seasoned dancers struggle to master after years of practice. His ability to adapt to the shifting rhythms and styles—including a surprise bachata segment—highlights his versatility and maturity as a performer. You can sense the admiration and mutual respect between him and Indira.
Watching such videos, you can’t help but feel inspired. They show us that with dedication and love for the art, even the youngest dancers can hold their own with the pros, creating unforgettable moments that bridge generations and cultures. Doesn’t that make you want to hit the dance floor too?
Thank you for taking the time to read this article! I hope you found it inspiring and helpful in your dance journey. If you enjoyed it, feel free to share it with friends, fellow dancers, or anyone who might love it as much as you did. Every share helps spread the joy of dance a little further.