Learn the Merengue Basics in 30 Minutes

Merengue is a joyful Dominican rhythm and one of the easiest ways to start dancing: step on every beat and let your hips move naturally. Learn it in six short lessons you can practice at home—no partner or dance experience needed.
$24.90 — one-time payment · 2-year access
✓ 6 focused lessons
✓ Practice solo — no partner needed
✓ Subtitles in 7 languages
✓ 30-day money-back guarantee
Duration
 

30 MINUTES

Level
 

Absolute beginner

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WHAT'S INCLUDED?

Not another random tutorial. A structured 6-lesson progression, designed so each lesson builds on the last — so nothing feels overwhelming.

Step-by-Step Instruction

Clear Merengue breakdowns you can practice solo while Mau and Pao demonstrate the partner connection.

Bonus Warm-Up

Guided routines to prepare your body safely.

24/7 On-Demand Access

2-year access to learn at your own pace—pause, rewind and repeat.

Bilingual & Easy to FollowTaught in Spanish, explained in English, with subtitles in 7 languages. No Spanish required.

Subtitles in 7 languages: English, Español, Português, Italiano, 中文 (Chinese), 日本語 (Japanese) & 한국어 (Korean)


Colombian Instruction

Learn from experienced Colombian instructors who make every step easy to follow.
MEET THE TEAM

MAU & PAO

MAU — A professional dancer and coach with years of experience in Latin rhythms like Merengue, Salsa, and Bachata. His method blends solid technique with a fun, step-by-step style that makes every beginner feel confident and ready to move. 🎶

PAO — Colombian-born, world-traveled, and the reason Zero to Dance exists.
She's lived and danced in Colombia, the United Kingdom, Italy, Brazil and Hong Kong. She earned her MBA at LUISS in Rome and coordinated executive education programs at one of Europe's top business schools — so she knows exactly how adults learn. That's her superpower: she breaks every move into clear, doable steps, so complete beginners actually get it.
Then she tested the method on herself. She set out to dance samba at Rio Carnival — a style she had never danced before, starting from zero. She trained for it online, from a living room in Colombia. No studio, no in-person teacher. And she danced it, in the Sambódromo.
That's the whole argument behind Zero to Dance: with the right teacher and a clear method, you can learn to dance from your living room. She didn't take anyone's word for it. She went and proved it.