| MDN LATIN DANCE STUDIO 393 Washington Avenue Belleville, NJ 07109 201-451-0876 Email - (Marcus Nieves) marcusdnieves@aol.com |
| MDN LATIN DANCE STUDIO 393 Washington Avenue Belleville, NJ 07109 201-451-0876 Located in Belleville, NJ on Washington Avenue between Joralemon Street and Essex Street and is minutes away from Route 21. Studio offers over 2500 square feet for your dancing experience, hardwood floors and air conditioning. |
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Marcus Nieves started dancing in 1998 while out clubbing in one of New Jersey’s
hot spots at the time, “Foxes”. Click on resume to learn more about Marcus. He
was intrigued by the various turn patterns and energy that the local dancers
displayed on the dance floor. That sparked his interest in Salsa and he began
taking dance lessons with Kenny Lopez. In 1999 Marcus was approached by Luis
Zegarra to take part in his dance company “Fuerza Latina.” There he gained most
of his experience as a salsero, performing in many events around the tri-state
area, which provided him the exposure he needed to be recognized in the dance
scene. In 2000, Marcus began dancing under Nelson Flores and his dance team
“Descarga Latina,” which opened the opportunity for him to take part in the off-
Broadway show “Latin Madness”. In late 2002 Marcus worked as one of the “Copa
Boys” for the world famous “Copacabana” and in 2003 he fulfilled his dancing
goal of becoming a member of the “Eddie Torres Dance Company” for which he
continues to dance and tour around the world. Today he is also the dance
instructor at his own MDN Latin Dance Studio in New Jersey.
hot spots at the time, “Foxes”. Click on resume to learn more about Marcus. He
was intrigued by the various turn patterns and energy that the local dancers
displayed on the dance floor. That sparked his interest in Salsa and he began
taking dance lessons with Kenny Lopez. In 1999 Marcus was approached by Luis
Zegarra to take part in his dance company “Fuerza Latina.” There he gained most
of his experience as a salsero, performing in many events around the tri-state
area, which provided him the exposure he needed to be recognized in the dance
scene. In 2000, Marcus began dancing under Nelson Flores and his dance team
“Descarga Latina,” which opened the opportunity for him to take part in the off-
Broadway show “Latin Madness”. In late 2002 Marcus worked as one of the “Copa
Boys” for the world famous “Copacabana” and in 2003 he fulfilled his dancing
goal of becoming a member of the “Eddie Torres Dance Company” for which he
continues to dance and tour around the world. Today he is also the dance
instructor at his own MDN Latin Dance Studio in New Jersey.
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