Dance styles

Bachata, salsa, zouk: choose what makes you move.

Cuban salsa

Also called casino, Cuban salsa is a lively, joyful and accessible partner dance, born in the streets and clubs of Cuba. It stands out for its energy, its musicality and its spirit of sharing. In rueda de casino, several couples dance in a circle led by a caller who announces the figures. Partners change regularly, creating a dynamic, friendly and festive atmosphere. An ideal dance to learn, have fun and meet great people!

Sensual bachata

Sensual bachata is a soft, elegant and expressive partner dance, inspired by Dominican bachata and enriched with fluid body movements. It is danced to romantic music and helps develop the connection with your partner, musicality and self-confidence. Through lead-and-follow games, body waves and harmonious travelling steps, sensual bachata invites you to share a real moment of closeness, in a warm atmosphere open to everyone.

Dominican bachata

Dominican bachata is a lively, rhythmic and joyful partner dance from the Dominican Republic. It stands out for its dynamic footwork, quick travelling steps and natural connection with the music. More spontaneous and festive, it focuses on rhythm, improvisation and the pleasure of dancing together. Accessible and friendly, Dominican bachata helps you develop your musicality while sharing great energy on the dance floor.

Brazilian zouk

Brazilian zouk is a fluid, elegant and expressive partner dance born in Brazil. It is characterised by supple movements, circular travelling steps and a strong connection between partners. This dance invites you to develop musicality, listening and confidence in leading and following. Between softness, energy and freedom of movement, Brazilian zouk is a real moment of sharing, open to everyone who wants to discover a dance that is both modern and captivating.

Kizomba fusion

Kizomba fusion is a modern, expressive partner dance, inspired by traditional kizomba and enriched with urban and contemporary influences. It is usually danced to more electronic sounds, such as ghetto zouk, tarraxo or R&B remixes. This class lets you discover the basics of connection, leading and musicality in a friendly, progressive atmosphere. Through simple steps, fluid movements and rhythm games, you will learn to adapt to different tempos: to the softness and precision of slow music as well as to the energy and dynamics of faster rhythms. Kizomba fusion invites you to build confidence and enjoy dancing together, with no prerequisites.

Bachatazouk

Bachatazouk is a partner dance that blends the sensuality and musicality of bachata with the fluidity of Brazilian zouk. It is danced to bachata music, with more supple, circular and expressive movements. This style stands out for in-depth work on connection, body waves, head games and rhythm variations. The lead is soft and precise, leaving room for musical interpretation and real complicity between partners. Bachatazouk is ideal for dancers who already have a good bachata foundation, to explore this more technical, elegant and creative approach to dancing together with ease.

Bachata influence

Bachata influence is a style created in 2020 by Melvin & Gatica, two dancers passionate about bachata who wanted to develop a new way of expressing their connection and their artistic world as a pair. While respecting the basics of bachata, this style adds a more contemporary approach, focused on breathing, presence, energy and musical interpretation. It stands out for fluid movements, connection games, body waves and great freedom of expression. Bachata influence is danced to a freer music selection, often made of contemporary remixes of English-language songs. This music lets you explore contrasts, pauses and emotions more. This class is for dancers who already have a good bachata foundation. It will help you develop your musicality, your technique and your creativity.