What to expect in the course
Information about our courses
In this weekly class, you will learn the basic movements of various traditions — from the dances of the Orishas from the Yoruba religion, to Palo and Arara, to Makuta and more. Grounded, joyful, and respectful.
When, where, how to book?
Course
When, where, how to book?
Who is the course suitable for?
Is this course right for me?
This is an open class. The class is structured so that you don't need any prior knowledge of Afro-Cuban dances, but it is also interesting for those who already have previous experience. There is always something new to discover.
Here's what you'll learn:
Learning objectives
Folklore is power, elegance, grounding, and freedom. You work on body awareness, rhythm, musicality, posture, and coordination — building a deeper connection to your body and your movement. Because Afro-Cuban dances are the origin of so many Cuban styles, this course is also one of the most intensive and sustainable movement trainings you can find.
Questions about our courses
FAQ
FAQs - Before the Course
Here you'll find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our courses.
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Just come as you feel comfortable. We recommend comfortable clothes, preferably sporty and cozy.
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Clean change of shoes is mandatory. However, they don't have to be dance shoes. In the "Afro Cuban Dances" courses, we dance barefoot or in socks.
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Yes, you can come to all our classes without a partner. We work with partner changes in the course. You don't have to switch if you want to stay with your partner (voluntary). For Ladystyling and Solo, you don't need a partner as it's solo dancing.