DTROCK DANCING
Home of Country, Western, and Tejano dancing in the Rio Grande Valley, South Texas, and Mexico!
RGV Dance Lessons
About Us
DTROCK dancing is one component that makes up DTROCK entertainment. DTROCK dancing started around 2017 as a way to entertain clients and patrons while Oscar Olivarez Jr would DJ at local establishments in the Rio Grande Valley area. When Oscar Olivarez won a few competitions with Lizbeth Rubalcava and started traveling to take lessons DTROCK became the premiere company to take lessons for Country, Western, and Tejano dancing. DTROCK continues to this day to set the standard and is often imitated by other longer standing studios with them even recruiting some of our students to teach at their studios as well.
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Numerous Dance Grand Championships in the RGV
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Numerous "Bar Competition" Placements outside of the RGV
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Numerous "Bar Competition" Finals outside of the RGV
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Numerous "Sanctioned Competition" Placements outside of the RGV
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Numerous "Sanctioned Competition" Finals outside of the RGV
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First to have a traveling demo team
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First to establish a scaffolded curriculum that includes a ranking system to set up short and long term goals
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First to bring traditional Country and Western dances to the RGV such as; Progressive Two, Triple Two, Polka, and more
Choose how you learn!
Group Lessons
Group classes are a space where individuals can enjoy fellowship meet new friends and the rest of the community as well as learn from their peers. We have locations all across the RGV.
McAllen (Eddy's Tavern)
Harlingen (Casa de Amistad)
Weslaco (Mustang Lounge)
Brownsville (Mel's Honky Tonk)
Private Lessons
Private lessons have a face-to-face setting wherein your instructor will focus only on you. This means you have our undivided attention. We will be able to personalize each lesson according to your skill level and or wants.
We even have an optional scaffolded curriculum with belt colors much like martial arts which help set up short and long term goals. Private lessons can be done in the comfort of your own home or one of our locations.
Choreography
Taking a wedding dance, sweeet 16, or quince choreography is the number one way to make you less anxious and awkward about being in the spotlight. Practicing your dance steps instead will also make you feel more prepared and confident for your specific event.