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I highly recommend

9	Cuban Salsa: Why a Follow should step forward by default
8	Switch: Learning the opposite role in Cuban Salsa
7	Cuban Salsa: Should we dance contra-tempo for the first part of a dance?
6	Cuban Salsa: The Follow must buy the full package
5	Social dancing: The Follow is the Norm
4	Social dancing: Making good for that NO!
3	Social dancing: How to cope with rejections
2	Learn Spanish to enhance your Latin social dancing
1	Cuban Salsa: Right and wrong

Cuban Salsa in general

9	How many social dances should I learn?
8	Why even bad dance videos are ok
7	How not to hold hands in social dancing
6	How to build a solid repertoire of Cuban Salsa moves
5	Social dancing: the more moves you know the better
4	Cuban Salsa: How to learn and implement a move
3	Cuban Salsa: Moves don’t make a dance
2	Cuban Salsa: A move’s level seldom makes sense
1	Salsa leaders are very different

Learning from the Masters

3	Cuban Salsa: What to learn from Lisandra & Geonys
2	Cuban Salsa: The Alex Routine
1	Cuban Salsa: Learning from Ruben Rodriguez

Moves and Tutorials

9	Dancepapi.com (USA, San Francisco)
8	Salsafición Dance Academy (Mexico)
7	Son De Habana (Columbia)
6	Salsa Lovers – Miami Style
5	Rueda.Casino (Norwegian Rueda Standard)
4	DanceLiker School (Russia)
3	Avinciia Dance Academy (France)
2	Dolce Dance School (Hungary)
1	Gianfranco Bighi (Italy)

I link to good as well as to less good and even to really bad videos. Many of the videos have major issues, like long steps and back rocking. The idea is to list a good collection of common and less common moves for inspiration.

The videos only present moves as how they can also be danced, so to speak. They are not about how we should dance them. The videos are just raw sketches to give us an idea. We can reject them completely or remake, modify and refine them to fit our own way of dancing.