Sean Reniers started his dancing career with ballroom dance, LA salsa, bachata and kizomba before discovering the pleasure and joy of Cuban salsa. He developed his knowledge and skills looking up to his favourite dance couples Danger & Yunaisy and Wilmer & Maria.

Having over 5 years experience in teaching, in Leuven he is known as an enthusiastic and very structured teacher spreading the fun of Cuban dance in all his classes and during the parties at Studio 31, Fiesta Cubana or Café Manger. His students also know he likes Tripel Karmeliet and Cuba Libre.

He is one of the founders of Cuban Salsa Leuven and teaching most of the salsa partnerwork and rueda classes. Also, he is a certified Son Moderno teacher by Danger & Yunaisy.

Réka Kaán

Annalisa started her journey into Afrocuban dances and Cuban folklore in 2003, when she got captivated by the rhythms, the musicality and the unique tradition of the Cuban culture. Since then, she embarqued in a never-ending adventure of nearly 20 years, studying dance, percussion and singing with the most influential artists and teachers in Cuba and around Europe. Over the years, she performed on stage with several groups, and she have been teaching Cuban dances, such as Salsa, Son, Rumba, and Afrocuban dances, both in Italy and in Belgium.

Her dance is informed as well with elements of afro and afro-contemporary dance, tango, contact improvisation, dance acrobatics. Her goal when teaching is to transmit to the students the richness of the Cuban dance traditions, and to help them find their own style, to be able to create a magic connection with themselves, the music and their dancing partners.

Annalisa teaches the lady style classes, and all the ladies are totally in love with her!

Always cheerful Laura took her first salsa steps in the Beginners 1 series at Cuban Salsa Leuven. We are very proud to say that she is a product from our school! She was immediately captivated by the dance and never let go of this passion. Laura's enthusiasm and love for salsa even extend beyond borders, taking her to salsa festivals in Germany, Spain, Hungary, and Greece. Even during her six-month Erasmus exchange in Berlin, she couldn't resist and continued taking lessons with Ido Flaishon at La Candela dance school.Laura is looking forward to spreading her enthusiasm for salsa to everyone she meets!