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Dancers: Felicien Rossa and Dao Film by Yerko Vidal Ladies and gentlemen, it's with great pleasure to announce the return of Felicien Rossa to Linköping! For those who missed out on the excitement, Here is small recap and a highlight clip - four-hour workshop followed by an evening party. Thank you for an unforgettable experience with Felicien Rossa. Video description “A recording of a dance class, showcasing the practice and interaction between dancers. Throughout the video, participants engage in various dance moves and formations. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, with individuals displaying their skills and enjoying the activity. The dance class is conducted in a spacious and well-lit room, providing an ideal environment for learning and creative expression.“ About Kizomba Kizomba, originating from Angola in the late 1970s, has steadily risen in popularity over the years to become a global sensation in the world of dance. Its unique blend of African rhythms with Caribbean influences, particularly from Zouk music, has captivated dancers and enthusiasts worldwide. Initially popularized in Portuguese-speaking African countries, Kizomba gained momentum in Europe during the 1990s, particularly in Portugal and France. The dance's sensual movements and close connection between partners quickly attracted attention, leading to its spread across the continent. The rise of social media platforms in the 21st century further propelled Kizomba's popularity. Videos showcasing skilled dancers and choreographers performing intricate routines went viral, sparking interest and curiosity among a diverse audience. As a result, Kizomba workshops, festivals, and social events began to emerge in cities around the globe, providing opportunities for enthusiasts to learn, practice, and connect with others who share their passion for the dance. One of the key factors contributing to Kizomba's appeal is its accessibility. Unlike some other dance styles that require extensive training or specific physical abilities, Kizomba's basic steps are relatively easy to learn, making it accessible to dancers of all ages and skill levels. Additionally, its focus on connection and communication between partners fosters a sense of intimacy and community on the dance floor, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for participants. Today, Kizomba continues to thrive as a vibrant and dynamic dance form, with dedicated communities spread across continents. Its popularity shows no signs of waning, as new generations of dancers continue to discover and embrace its rhythm, passion, and cultural richness.
