Dancing Caribbean style

Dancing is a free expression of the body, a way to release energy. Locals and pubs are a natural destination for this form of fun. Yes, because for many it is and remains a form of pure entertainment, people even take classes and spend hours of training just to get the skills to become a good dancer.
But more and more these days are on Tv videos featuring Hip-Hop dancers showing off a lifestyle made of $$$, cars and semi-naked good shape bodies, which are a source of inspiration for young generations. Take Madonna for example, she has been an icon for years, almost decades, because she portraits a sexy, never aging, moral-breaker model and people want that, so public gathering become places where teenagers and even adults can identify with their heroins and heros (actually that made me think of an exploitable business idea ).
Others dymamics take place for Caribbean dances like Salsa, Merengue or Cha Cha Cha.
My first Argentinian teacher once said : "Bailar es la forma suprema de cortejo". I can't deny that, considering all the couples that met in a bolero dancefloor. This form of dance has an intrinsic beauty, two bodies which simultaneously move. It's enchanting. Women, honestly, prove generally to be more natural at it, while men have generally to struggle more to find the proper rhythm.