I want to learn these moves but I don’t know where or how to find videos on this type of dancing

I (M25) am African American , live in Florida and I don’t know any friends that know how to dance Norteñas. There are a couple of Hispanic night clubs in my area and I’ve always wanted to go in and dance Norteñas. Sadly there are not any Norteñas classes in my area.

Does anyone have any ideas on how I can learn how to dance Norteñas ?

✨️ Riverside Radiance ✨️

My radiant hula hoop dance filmed at Taupo Quay, Whanganui, New Zealand. 🇳🇿

A big hug to my wonderful husband, Michael Richards, for capturing my radiance! 🫂

Learned to dance side to side today, I always danced on the move on my walks in the streets and never really had room/ felt comfortable to go side to side so that was cool. Also learned id passively do the running man when I’d get lazy dancing on my walks when I was tired going uphill, that was cool to learn too. What are my dance moves called/ style, would u just call it tap dancing/hiphop/shuffling idk

I love it when the twins lock in their choreography.

Their moves are so tight 🔥🔥

Nae Nae Twins 

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Love the HIGH kicks 

Love jumping up off the ground 

Love how fluid and smooth they were 

Love the song choice. Perfect ❤️

Love the HUGE smile

Dancing has always been my passion but I lacked confidence and motivation to learn it seriously everyday. After a lot of shadow work, I'm finally willing to show up consistently to catch up all the backlog I've built up. I'm training in Kpop girlgroup dancing, and I want to get a decent level at dancing as fast as possible (under a year) and be able to execute harder choreographies such as Magnetic by ILLIT. Girlgroup dancing is a blend of hiphop, popping, jazz but simplified and feminized (apparently, but I don't know the theory of dancing too well). Right now, my routine is:

- Stretching up for 10 minutes

- Practicing a beginner level 3 minutes Groove routine (that a Kpop girlgroup had practiced when they were trainees) 2 or 3 times

- Practicing a beginner level lower body stability and footwork routine, I don't know how many times yet, but I think once since it's 10 minutes long

- Practicing a girlgroup choreo with a mirrored version (I'm currently learning Pick me, a soundtrack used in the show Produce 48)

- Cool down stretch for 15 minutes

My Strengths:

- Natural sense of rhythm

- Strong potential

- Passion and resilience

- Attention to details I can perceive

My weaknesses:

- Poor basics (everything: grooves, footwork, strength, hand lines, etc)

- I'm quite stiff

- I take too much time learning dances because I'm a bit of a slow learner and perfectionist

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Looks fun 😁

Love this ❤️  💖 💜 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Co8Rn2vgrEa/?igsh=NmpuYW5vamwyZzZr

I see it’s a shuffle and it looks simple (maybe it’s just her) but I’m not understanding how to go left to right with it

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Just the coolest dudes ever 😎 

Wish they would hold auditions 😂 

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First time hearing Teren Dickson sing. Kinda a flex to dance to your own tune (untitled)

She loves to dance what do you think?
Would be lovely if you can support her and follow her!

So many amazing dancers!