I just added several new Kizomba videos. One thing is certain from checking 'kizomba dancing' on YouTube:

More and more people are doing this incredible dance. There also seem to be at least 3-5 reputable instructors floating around now too. This Tony Pirata guy is one and of course I think we all have seen the name of Kwenda before as well as Benjamin Nandes and Jose N'dongala.

Unfortunately none of them have come to the US yet (to the best of my knowledge) although Rodney Aquino (one of our… Continue

Yeah, that's what I read on her Facebook page. It sure would be nice to get some news from her about what the dancing scene was like there.

Also, FYI, I had a comment from a young lady name Teresa over on the Korean Salsa and Latin Dance site that I'm also a member of. She commented that she really liked the kizomba videos and music I'd put on there. I inferred that she had lived in Brazil for awhile at some time in the past. They do some kizomba there.

I'm hoping that I'll meet her soon and h… Continue

Last Saturday me and Suki and Michelle met at Raggae Pub for a little mini-meeting about kizomba. I had a great time and actually picked up some valuable tips about my dancing in general from both Michelle and Suki. Both these ladies are also very 'lead-qualified'.

I think it's safe to say that they both became 'believers' that what I had said before was true......i.e. that Kizomba basically isn't difficult. One of them (I can't remember which) commented that they really like the kizomba music… Continue

I've got a huge collection of music that covers a lot more genres than salsa. Of course, Kizomba is the newest flavor. And I've been wanting to make some CDs of my music to give to Mr.Lim, the proprietor at Raggae Pub. He downloads it and puts it permanent on his computer so it's always there if and when some of us come in and want to hear/dance to it.

Unfortunately, I'm sometimes technically challenged and I've been having a heck of a time figuring out how to burn CDs. I know people do it all… Continue

It's Summer is sassy, sizzling Seoul and I'll be at bachata night on Friday at Bahia Salsa in Hongdae.

But would anyone like to meet me at Raggae Pub Saturday afternoon for some Kizomba practice (or explination...if you're totally new to it)?

I've got some new music and I'm finding that it feels better and better the more you rehearse the basic step....even if it's just mentally with yourself. It's amazing to me how similar it seems to the basic swing dance step.

Regards,
Art
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