DANCE SCHOOL OF AFRO LATIN RHYTHMS
Mission Statement:
" Supporting and developing the teaching of Social Dances and Afro Latin Rhythms"
Teaching : Salsa, Kizomba, Rumba, Semba & Afro-Cuban dances
London is probably the most multicultural capital of the world and I firmly believe that Afro-Latin culture has influenced our social dance habits. Partner based dances are also attractive in a city where there's a high percentage of single people.
We focus on structured teaching and are continuosly looking for ways to improve our teaching methods and register student progress. Due to the social nature of our classes they are held in clubs as well as in the Studio.
Why Afro Latin Rhythm?
Salsa is by nature a hybrid dance form and has many influences: From the original Cuban form, mixed with Rumba Jazz, a similar path defines Kizomba, Funana, Zouk & Semba. These rhythms ring true to many of us living in a multicultural society.
We focus on structured teaching and are continuosly looking for ways to improve our teaching methods and register student progress. Due to the social nature of our classes they are held in clubs as well as in the Studio.
Why Afro Latin Rhythm?
Salsa is by nature a hybrid dance form and has many influences: From the original Cuban form, mixed with Rumba Jazz, a similar path defines Kizomba, Funana, Zouk & Semba. These rhythms ring true to many of us living in a multicultural society.
NEWS!
> Currently Developing Working partnership with TangoNautics."Taking Tango to unusual places". www.tangonautics.com
> We Have a NEW CLASS! Every Tuesday in Covent Garden! Please Check Classes page for more details.
> We have a new logo!
> We Have a NEW CLASS! Every Tuesday in Covent Garden! Please Check Classes page for more details.
> We have a new logo!
Brief history of Studio Afro-Latino:
" I have been teaching over 15 years.Throughout this time I learnt that there were no structured courses available in any schools or dance studios that incorporated these forms, where you are able to check progress and move onto the next level.
Although the nature of a lot of these dances are social, there is a form, methodology and historical context where they can be placed and learned.
Two years ago I decided to start with short courses and build up to increase the different dances available and train a team of teachers which will help me to deliver my objectives. I hope you enjoy the classes and join our courses soon!"
SEE YOU IN CLASS!
Iris De Brito
Studio Afro Latino is a member of the following associations:
