LDC concentrates mainly on salsa, merengue, bachata, raggaeton, and hip hop.

No partner is necessary.

Latin Dance Club is open to the entire Bloomington community, regardless of age, sex, race, or sexual orientation.

Practices will be held every other Thursday evening from 8-10pm in the Indiana Memorial Union, however, these dates may change so check the website before coming! (or if you signed up for the email list, you should get an email).

The Mission of Latin Dance Club: To create an environment where everyone feels respected, and to increase an appreciation for Latin culture through music and dance.

Want to know more about Latin Dancing? Click on any of the following links

• http://www.indysalsa.com
• http://www.arthurmurraylasvegas.com/salsa.cfm
• http://www.arthurmurraylasvegas.com/merengue.cfm

The Latin Dance Club was founded in August 2003 by junior Emily Christine Jablon. “IU had a ballroom dance club and a swing dance club, but no Latin dance club. I saw the opportunity and went for it, but I couldn’t have done it without the dedication and support of my friends,” says Ms. Jablon. Ri Caragol designed the website for LDC (www.indiana.edu/~ldc). Intidane Moore lent his sound system to the club for its various events and Patricia Mota helped teach dances at the events. Carmen Tellez agreed to be the first faculty sponsor. Many others helped make LDC what it is today, and without their help the club would not be here.