Kizomba Fusion Partner Dance Classes
Schedule
Wed, 27 May, 2026 at 07:15 pm to Wed, 03 Jun, 2026 at 07:15 pm
UTC+01:00Location
Tayside Deaf Hub | Dundee, SC
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Dear Friends ♥️At the class we will go through basic steps and moves of this smooth and beautiful dance. Then we learn a short sequences, choreographed moves and combine it into a fun and elegant routine.💃🎉🙃 There is always something for Beginners, Improvers and Intermediate level!💥
You can join any week!
No partner required, just you and your energy!😁
Come alone or with friends and partners!
Everyone Welcome!❤️
It’s easy, friendly and fun 💃🕺🏿🎉
Time: 7:15pm - 8:15pm.
Please come 5-10 minutes early as class starts sharp 7.15pm.
@ Tayside Deaf Hub, Old Mill 23, Dundee, DD1 5EF
Price: £5
There is no parking directly outside the venue, please park on Brown Street instead.
Who can dance Kizomba?💃🕺🏿
Anyone can dance Kizomba and everyone is welcome and no partner required. The Open Level is a starter class to teach you the basic moves.
What is Kizomba?🔥
Kizomba is one of the most popular genres of dance and music to have African roots, originating from Angola in the 1980’s and since then has spread across the globe, taking the dance clubs of the world by storm. Both the dance and music have their origins in Semba, Kilapanda and Angolan Merengue. The word Kizomba means "party" or ‘celebration’ in Kimbundu, a Bantu language spoken in Angola. 🎉
People enjoy dancing Kizomba for its expression of emotion, connection with the music and partner, and the sense of community it can create. Many people find Kizomba to be a fun and engaging way to exercise and socialise.
The dance is known for its smooth, earthy dynamic, the steps are simple and are danced on every beat. Kizomba’s magic (and the reason for its wide-spread popularity) lies in its relationship to the music, and the finely tuned lead-follow connection that it demands.
There are many styles of Kizomba dance, including Kizomba Standard, Semba (Traditional), Kizomba Fusion, Kizomba Urban, Tarraxa, Tarraxinha/ Tarraxinha and more..🔥
Most Latin dance clubs play Kizomba remixes of popular RnB, Hip-Hop and chart music, as well as more traditional Kizomba music built around African folk rhythms. Consequently, Kizomba is a great dance style to have under your belt – as you can find frequent opportunities to put your skills into practise!💃🎉🔥🕺🏿
Please, join! It’s Easy, Moving, Fun! ❤️
#kizomba #latindance #SBKDundee
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Where is it happening?
Tayside Deaf Hub, The Old Mill, Taymills, 23 Brown Street, Dundee, United KingdomEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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