I used to Salsa Dance (Entertaining Video, have a laugh)

Categories: RuminationsPosted on April 19th, 2007

Justin TV is with my former Salsa Instructor Tomaj Trenda (who is a great teacher). We hired Tomaj to teach us to dance, we went to a clubs for about 2 years, and even did a Salsa Performance at our Chinese Wedding banquet. See, I’m not just disruptive in corporate communications, but in other areas of my life too.

We liked him so much, we even did a testimonial for him, while our videographers were taping some B-Roll for our wedding video, watch it here.

We don’t dance as much now, but if someone wants to throw a blogger salsa dance party, we’ll show up!

I’m not smooth, but I had fun, and did it for her!

Update: If you love Internet Radio as much as I do (I have a few Salsa Channels on Pandora) please read this post and consider signing the petition.

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Shirley and Jeremiah, this is exciting. I imagine good amount of work it takes to learn the moves? 1-2 months? You share cool ideas not only about web2.0, but life in general.

Posted by Yulia on April 19th, 2007 at 8:23 pm

Social Marketers Can Dance…

Jeremiah salsa dances I, however, cannot. I am, in fact, such a bad dancer that my wife excused me from all but 1 or 2 dances on our wedding day (well, to be fair, we were married on a boat, and the dance floor was small, and we mostly socialized, but…

Posted by Conversation Marketing on April 19th, 2007 at 8:58 pm

Yulia, it took a few months to learn like 4 min song I believe.

Posted by jeremiah_owyang on April 19th, 2007 at 10:07 pm

I remember it like it was yesterday. Love the video

Posted by WaiLi on April 20th, 2007 at 3:48 pm

Bravo! Que forte!! A Web geek with machismo bustin’ a move. Bravo!

Posted by kenekaplan on April 22nd, 2007 at 5:25 pm

A teacher rarely gets the opportunity to work with a pair of such dedicated, consistant and hard-working students as Jeremiah and Shirley. Multi-talented, fun and smart are just some of their qualities. It was a total pleasure.

Tomaj Trenda