Zouk-Lambada is a flowing, graceful dance that reflects passion and connection between two partners. Originating in Brazil in the 1980s, this dance is characterised by hair flicks, flowing ‘wave’ motions and a smooth, elegant rhythm.
Zouk-Lambada is a flowing, graceful dance that reflects passion and connection between two partners. Originating in Brazil in the 1980s, this dance is characterised by hair flicks, flowing ‘wave’ motions and a smooth, elegant rhythm. Beautiful to watch and fun to perform, it is easy to see why Zouk Lambada has been coined the ‘dance of love!’
Zouk-Lambada has origins in Lambada, a partner dance favoured in Brazil and beyond from the 1980s onward. As Lambada music became rarer, the dance style began to fall out of favour.
When Caribbean Zouk music styles became more popular throughout Brazil, the Lambada style of partnered dancing combined with modern dance styles created the Zouk-Lambada style.
Zouk-Lambada is characterised by graceful and fluid movements and whipping motion with the hair.
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Brazilian zouk is a couple dance descended from lambada in Brazil. The name Brazilian zouk is used to distinguish the dance from the Caribbean zouk dance, which is historically related to, but very different from the lambada.
Zouk Lambada dance classes are offered by Brazilian Dance Fusion. Zouk commonly showcases the female partner through use of her hair and display of her hip movement and leg extension.
Zouk is originally from the Caribbean Islands with heavy influences from Brazil. Also known as Brazilian Zouk or Zouk Lambada, it’s characterised by a quick-quick-slow rhythm and a heart-beat like base line. It’s often remixed with R&B, Pop and Electronic music.
Learn fundamentals of upper body/ head movements in Zouk. Learn dance combos incorporating upper body movement and styling.
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