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Abraham Ruiz...Chicago based Bachata Instructor & DJ

  • Writer: Tad Graves
    Tad Graves
  • 5 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Abraham Ruiz is a prominent Latin dance instructor and performer based in Chicago, Illinois. He is affiliated with Latin Street Music & Dancing, a well-known dance studio in the city.Latino Cultural Center Chicago+4Latin Street Dancing+4Latin Street Dancing+4

🕺 Career Highlights

  • Dance Journey: Abraham began his dance journey at the age of 13, initially participating in Quinceañera events where he learned various dance styles, including salsa, bachata, merengue, waltz, cha-cha, cumbia, and hip-hop. By 17, he was choreographing and producing these events independently. Latin Street Dancing+1Latin Street Dancing+1

  • Professional Teams: He joined his first professional dance team, Alma Chicago, and later became involved with Evolución Latina Dance Company (ELDC). He also founded his own dance performance company, CHI X MVMT, collaborating with Chicago dancers. Latin Street Dancing+2Latin Street Dancing+2Latin Street Dancing+2

  • World Championship: In January 2019, Abraham competed at the World Salsa Championships in Miami, where he secured 1st place in the Men's Shines Duo category and 2nd place as a member of The Alma Chicago AM Team. Latin Street Dancing+1Latin Street Dancing+1

  • Teaching & Leadership: Abraham teaches various dance styles, including Salsa On1/On2, Bachata Moderna/Sensual, and Cumbia, at Latin Street Music & Dancing. He also serves as the director of the studio's competition team and choreographer for the Cumbia Team. Latino Cultural Center Chicago+4Latin Street Dancing+4Latin Street Dancing+4

📍 Contact Information

Abraham Ruiz continues to inspire and educate dancers in Chicago and beyond, contributing significantly to the Latin dance community.




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