Vamos Dançar, Let’s Dance!
What is Brazilian Zouk?
Brazilian Zouk is a modern partner dance that originated in Brazil in the 1990s. It evolved from Lambada, a popular dance in the 1980s, after Lambada music faded, and dancers started incorporating Zouk music (a genre from the French Caribbean). Over time, Brazilian Zouk developed its own identity, musicality, and fluid movements.
What is Partner Dancing?
Partner dancing is a style of dance where two people move together in a coordinated way, typically with one person leading and the other following. It can be social, competitive, or performance-based and is found in many cultures worldwide. Salsa, Bachata, Ballroom, Kizomba, are just a few examples.
How Do I Get Started?
Alyssa and Jeramie host weekly classes every Wednesday from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM in Chamblee, Georgia. No dance experience or dance partner needed! We strive to create a warm and inclusive space, so come as you are—everyone is welcome!
