Spark your energy and awaken your hips with a fusion of traditional Brazilian dances and contemporary styles. You’ll learn samba, samba reggae, samba rock and funk, and pagode from Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, all while getting a dynamic cardiovascular workout.
Spark your energy and awaken your hips with a fusion of traditional Brazilian dances and contemporary styles. You’ll learn samba, samba reggae, samba rock and funk, and pagode from Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, all while getting a dynamic cardiovascular workout.
Danielle will lead you through a gentle warm-up at the beginning that includes isolations, basic postures, and a slow stretching routine aimed at improving flexibility and balance. From Rio de Janeiro, Danielle Lima is a highly sought-after performer, Certified Teaching Artist with Dancing Classrooms, yoga teacher, and founder of Brasileirando Dance Group.
Cumbe is a home for African and Diaspora dance and music. Through classes and cultural programs, we invite everyone to feel the joy and vitality of rhythms rooted in Africa.
Cumbe champions African and Diaspora culture as a vibrant legacy for people of African descent and as an exuberant source of power, spirit and knowledge for all.
Samba Dance Classes are offered by All 2 Dance for all ages and skill level. Teaching dance in a relaxed, friendly & professional environment. We are fortunate to have so many delightful students.  This is a big part of why we love what we do.
?Samba is a lively, rhythmical dance of Afro-Brazilian origin danced to Samba music. Samba is a dance authentic to African people in Brazil who brought much of their music and dance culture into Latin America.
Samba Dance Classes are offered by Harpe's Dance Inc for all ages and skill level. Bring fun and excitement to your life with an introduction to dancing at Harpe's Dance Inc. It is the investment in yourself that is truly rewarding.
Samba Dance Classes are offered by Kings Dance Studio. At Kings Dance Studio we teach everyone from kids to adults. It's never too late to learn to dance.Â
The word "Samba" is likely derived from the word "Semba", which in the African Bantu language means "naval bump," and depicts the intimacy and "invitation" to dance that is common to many Afro Latin dances.
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