This partner dance first appeared in New York’s African-American community in the 1920–1930s. Lindy Hop evolved in parallel with swing music, and this is the dance most commonly referred to as “swing dance.” But you can find all this on Wikipedia, and we want to tell you how we and our students feel about Lindy Hop.
Lindy Hop is an exciting musical conversation where each partner can show off their personality. In the early 20th century, during the era of big bands, it was danced everywhere, and even featured in newspapers and movies. Today it has regained popularity — wherever you go around the world, you will find people who dance and love Lindy.
Lindy Hop gives you the joy of movement, relaxation, freedom, new acquaintances, atmosphere and much more. It is attractive because it has almost no restrictions. If you like to express yourself, your partner will support you and take part in a dance dialogue.
Lindy has a clear structure and offers almost unlimited possibility to improvise (after about six months); interaction with a partner, creating a small but beautiful story; a sense of unity with the music.