Peru: Peru sets Guinness World Record for world's largest salsa dance class.

SHOTLIST: LIMA, PERU (JULY 4, 2026) 1. GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS REPRESENTATIVE HOLDING AND SHOWING CAMERA GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS BOOK 2. VARIOUS OF PARTICIPANTS GATHERING FOR GUINNESS WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT 3. VARIOUS OF GUINNESS WORLD RECORD BREAKING SALSA CLASS / COUPLES DANCING 4. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) GUINESS WORLD RECORDS REPRESENTATIVE, NATALIA RAMIREZ SAYING: “My name is Natalia Ramírez, and I am here today in Peru on behalf of Guinness World Records to verify the largest salsa dance lesson in the world. For this record to be officially recognized, the event must exceed 1,830 participants, and every participant must actively take part in the lesson for a minimum of 30 minutes. At the end, everyone will perform a beautiful routine that those of us gathered here today in Callao have the pleasure of enjoying.” 5. DRONE SHOT OF GUINNESS WORLD RECORD BREAKING SALSA CLASS / COUPLES DANCING (TWO SHOTS)LIMA, PERU - JULY 4, 2026: More than 2,000 couples gathered in Lima, Peru, on Saturday, July 4, to set the Guinness World Records title for the world's largest salsa dance class. Organized by the Municipalidad del Callao, the event brought together hundreds of couples and dancers of all ages in a lively celebration of music, rhythm, and community. The record highlighted Peru's strong salsa tradition and its role as a key reference for the genre. Additionally, the massive gathering reflected the cultural energy and public enthusiasm that keep salsa central to life in the country.