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Jay Stylz and Jenny have traveled across the country to perform and teach workshops for hundreds of people, appeared in numerous television and news spots, and also progressing their classes in Dallas. Jay’s dance- and teaching-style is an interesting blend of body isolations, salsa, afro-cuban and just the right touch of sex appeal. Follow Jay Stylz and The German Chocolate to Salsa success.

Jorge Elizondo was born and raised in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas, where the sounds of Mexico, the Caribbean, and the United States meet. In this unique environment, Jorge trained in music theory and Latin dance and developed "Bachata Fusion," a style of dance that combines turn patterns and body movements from traditional Bachata, Tango, Cha Cha, and Salsa with many original moves. The end result is an expressive, active style of dance that removes all barriers and allows dancers to be more creative.
Formerly a public school teacher, Jorge's passion for teaching equals his passion for dancing. His Bachata BootCamp tour has taken him to 300 cities throughout North America,Europe, Asia & Australia where he has taught tens of thousands of students. Throughout all his journeys, he has continued to develop new concepts to share with the world. He has produced 30 instructional DVDs ranging from beginning bachata to salsa, and his work has been sold in over 40 countries. Jorge's mission is to spread the love of bachata all over the world and encourage people to live a healthier, more active lifestyle

Roberto Lay has been in the dance and entertainment industry for over 13 years. As a dancer, choreographer, performer and instructor, he has shared his talent, creativity and passion to audiences across the U.S. and internationally. Originally from Panama City, Panama, Roberto moved to the United States when he was 10 years old. His first experience with dance was at the age of 15, when he joined a Folkloric group in Killeen, TX. It was there that he discovered his true love and passion for dance. He was also one of the founding members of the world renowned Semeneya Dance Co alongside Lee Rios. Since then, he has studied and mastered several genres of dance including Salsa, Mambo, Merengue, Bachata and Cha-Cha. Roberto Lay is currently based out of Dallas, Texas where he continues to perform, instruct and host/promote salsa events. He is the Founder and Artistic Director for Rumba y Fuego, a local-based performance group. Although they began performing Salsa routines, Rumba y Fuego was the first group to choreograph and perform a Bachata routine in the Dallas area. Roberto has traveled and performed all over the united states and has been showcased on international television. Known for his originality and flair in his choreographies, Roberto continues to develop and evolve as a dancer, performer and instructor.

Robyn was born in Houston and studied dance in Austin, New York and Los Angeles for fourteen years. Her primary roots are in Ballet, Burlesque and Hiphop. She’s a former member of Austin's 96.7 KISS FM Hiphop Dance Team, and instructed Texas' first controversial "Cardio Striptease" dance class at the Atomic Dance Factory. While living in LA, Robyn partnered the team captain of Liquid Silver Productions, and the director of Tropical Rhythm (the 2008 Mayan World Salsa Champions). Robyn has been featured dancing in MTV music videos with Chris Brown, Daddy Yankee, Far East Movement, Pharrell, Gwen Stefani, Brooke Hogan and more famously as the Lead Dancer of Baby Bash's "Cyclone" video. Other credits attached to Robyn's professional career are Maxim Magazine, FHM Magazine, HBO, the Travel Channel, Wild on E! and Miss Hawaiian Tropic State Finalist. Robyn brings a hot, sensual fusion of Salsa, Ballroom, Burlesque and Bellydance to the stage and television.

 

Carlos Cinta, originally from Chicago, has been dancing for around 5 years with a very unique bachata dance style. While he sometimes teaches modern patterns and shines; he mainly instructs traditional Dominican style footwork and partnering and is internationally known for his bachata musical understanding class.

Carlos’ passion for teaching grew when he “constantly saw people only doing the basic step” the entire song. He knew there was more to bachata than those steps and he was committed in promoting it at the clubs. Carlos has then gone on to instruct at numerous events and institutions here in San Diego including San Diego Salsa Festival and Dance After School. Recently Carlos was in Australia teaching for six weeks and teaching at the Reno Bachata Festival.