Kizomba
- 10 week
- 12 lesson
- 50 students
- In-person (NY)
- Intermediate
Coming Soon
Course Description
Course Description
Embrace the sultry, sensual groove of Kizomba – the hot partner dance and music style with origins in Angola. In this 10-week course over 12 lessons, you’ll learn to lead and follow Kizomba’s signature close embrace, rhythmic footwork, and seductive movements.
More than just steps, you’ll explore Kizomba’s roots blending Angolan semba folk traditions with Caribbean zouk and Jamaican dancehall influences. Build skills in musical interpretation to move fluidly with Kizomba’s slow, undulating tempos.
Whether a beginner or experienced dancer, you’ll cultivate an appreciation for how Kizomba celebrates romantic courtship and connection on the dance floor. Get ready to turn up the heat and let Kizomba’s intimate, passionate vibe take over!
What you’ll learn?
- Leading and following Kizomba's close partner connection and body rhythms
- Grounded footwork patterns and hip movements synced to Kizomba's sensual tempos
- The cultural roots of Kizomba blending Angolan semba with Caribbean rhythms
- Choreography combining Kizomba's seductive solo movements and partnered sequences
- How to movement quality to capture Kizomba's romantic, playful atmosphere
Who This Course Is For
- Couples looking to add sizzle to their dance repertoire with a partnered groove
- Singles interested in an immersive lead/follow dance experience
- Dance students of all levels expanding their skills in partner styles
- Anyone drawn to Kizomba's sultry close embrace and intimate musical interpretation
- Both leaders and follows excited to explore a hot new global dance craze
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Not ready to fully commit yet
$25
- Package Level 1
Package of 3 classes
$50
- Package Level 2
Package of 6 classes
$75
- Package Level 3
Package of 12 classes
$100
- Membership
Unlimited online Classes
$150
- Membership
Unlimited in-person and online Classes
$200
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What is Kizomba dance?
Kizomba is a slow, sensual partnered dance style originating in Angola, danced in a close embrace position. It blends Angolan folk traditions with Caribbean zouk and dancehall.
Do I need to come with a partner?
While partner work is central, no partner is absolutely required as we’ll be rotating leads and follows. But bringing a friend can make it more fun!
What if I have no partner dance experience?
No prior experience is needed – we’ll cover all the basics of leading, following, connecting, and musical interpretation for beginners.
Is Kizomba a romantic/social dance style?
Yes, Kizomba developed as a dance of playful courtship. Expect plenty of partner work with romantic choreography and a fun yet seductive atmosphere
What kind of music will we dance to?
You’ll learn to groove with classic Kizomba songs featuring slow tempos, percussion like batá drums, and cultural influences like semba folk styles.
