
CLASSES
Lindy Hop, Solo Jazz, Balboa, Tap and Blues. From complete beginners to advanced levels.
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Laugh, connect, dance and never get bored.
SPIRIT WAS NEVER JUST A DANCE SCHOOL.
Teaching well matters to us. A lot. But that is only the beginning.
Classes, socials, live music, festivals and plenty of joyful chaos. That is Spirit.
MEET SPIRIT
Lindy Hop, Solo Jazz, Balboa, Tap and Blues. From complete beginners to advanced levels.
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Learn to dance and enjoy yourself along the way.

The social dance par excellence of swing music. Partnered, energetic, improvised and incredibly fun.
You learn to dance with another person, listen to the music and make every dance different.
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Jazz danced individually. Rhythm, movement, improvisation and the freedom to play with the music.
You dance without a partner, but never alone: you share music, energy and movement with the whole group.
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A partner dance born to swing, especially when the music speeds up.
Fast, precise, closely connected and perfect when space is tight.
NO ACTIVE BEGINNER GROUP
Dance the music and become part of it.
Rhythm, coordination and improvisation: you make the beat too.
NO ACTIVE BEGINNER GROUPDances born around blues music, with a different way of relating to rhythm and your partner.
Less speed does not mean less intensity.
NO ACTIVE BEGINNER GROUPClasses end. The music keeps going. These are the Spirit community's social gatherings.

SOCIAL EVENT
Every Friday at Spirit. The best swing jam in the city.
20:00–23:00 · Honorato Juan, 6

SOCIAL EVENT
Every Sunday in Collado. Dancing in the street. The legendary social event running for 18 years.
19:00 · Plaza del Doctor Collado

SOCIAL EVENT
Two Thursdays a month. Balboa jam at CEX.
TWO THURSDAYS A MONTH · CEX

SOCIAL EVENT
Very soon we will have a monthly Friday Tap jam. Stay tuned.
COMING SOON · FRIDAYS


MORE INFO VERY SOON.
SPIRIT · SINCE 2008
Spirit began almost as a joke. Late one night in a bar, Royal Crown Revue—the band behind the soundtrack to The Mask—was playing.
We were dancing and a woman called Laura was hanging around. I honestly thought she was waiting to ask the drummer for an autograph, but she came over and said she wanted to learn to dance the way we did.
Mostly as a joke, because it was not in my plans, I wrote my number on a napkin and told her to call me when she had ten couples. I was certain it would never happen.
Two days later she called to say she had them. It seemed impossible, but I had made a promise, so I said we would go ahead.
Her boyfriend, Nacho, and a group of industrial-engineering friends had a cultural association in Cabanyal. Together with a group of women, mostly audiovisual students, they formed a class in no time: they were already friends interested in unusual cultural activities.
If we were going to begin, I decided we would take it seriously. I spoke to the University of Valencia and another cultural association, Ca Revolta, and we began teaching in all three places.
From there we moved to a theatre school on Calle Blanquerías, which eventually became Spirit. Then to another school in Ruzafa. And from there to our current home.
18 YEARS. AND THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING.