Salsa World Cup
The great salsa gathering in all its styles: Cuban, linear On1 and On2, fusion and the most urban. Fifteen editions make it the benchmark salsa championship.
See the rulesThe Pasos Libres World Championship
The competitive heart of La Negra Dance Festival: where the best salsa and bachata dancers on the planet fight for the world title.
Fifteen editions of technique, musicality and emotion on the great stage.
The La Negra Pasos Libres World Championship is one of the most prestigious Latin dance championships in the world. Every year, competitors from more than 20 countries gather in Calpe (Alicante, Spain) to compete on the floor and on stage, before a jury of international salsa and bachata stars.
"Pasos libres" (free steps) means freedom of style: each dancer or group performs their own choreography and personality. There is no single mould — the winner is whoever best combines technique, musicality, staging and emotion.
The great salsa gathering in all its styles: Cuban, linear On1 and On2, fusion and the most urban. Fifteen editions make it the benchmark salsa championship.
See the rulesBachata in all its essence: Dominican, sensual, traditional and fusion. A young championship that grows every year and is already a must for bachata dancers worldwide.
See the rulesCompetition takes place in salsa and bachata, across multiple formats for all levels and line-ups:
The first rounds on the floor, where each participant shows their level to the jury.
The best of each category are selected to make the leap to the main stage.
The finals on the Championship stage, before the audience and a jury of international stars.
Relive the champions and the best performances of every edition of the Championship.
Check the official salsa and bachata rules and get ready for the next Championship.
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