Summer Kuduro Course with Teca

FROM 27TH OF APRIL TO 8TH OF JUNE PRICE 1200kč / 7 HOURS PLACE BRADANCE STUDIO ZUBATÉHO 4 PRAGUE 5 Hello Danceres in Czech republic i would like to invite you to the first ofitial Kuduro Course with Me JACINTO TECA. Coming from Angola on the end of 80s where the exotic dance comes from, enjoy the funiest moves of kuduro. and BE FIT KUDURO is a kind of Afro-street dance mixed with lot of other style like House, HIP-HOP Break Dance, Semba, Kizomba, Sungura, Ndombolo from Congo and other dances from South Africa. Kuduro is danced in Angola and around world by Guys and Girls so dont hesitate to come and learn how we do it. The Course will take 8 hours once a week every Thursday in Dance Studio BRADANCE From 7PM to 8PM PRICE For all the Course will cost 1200kc/7h for more information about Kuduro Scroll down Make your Registration at [email protected] Kuduro is a musical gender and above all a dance style that has emerged in Angola. It is influenced by other styles like Sungura, Kizomba, Semba, Ndombolo, Ragga, African House and Rap. Recently, Kuduro has become a musical phenomenon in all Portuguese-speaking countries as well as in other parts of the world, especially after the introduction of kuduro in kizomba international festivals. kuduro comes in the end of '80s, first as a dance and over time evolving into a gender, house African style that blends electronic elements with traditional folklore, made by the people from Luanda and the means precarious they had. Music is unique in the use of breaks and funk widely used in the 80s to create melodies, but using loops and explicit lyrics, which end up being a reflection of good part of the population. The name of the dance was referring to a unique movement in which the dancers seem to have the hard hip, simulating an aggressive and agitated manner of dance like the blows of Van Damme, who according to Tony Amado, self-proclaimed creator of Kuduro, was where the dance idea came after the same to see the 1988 film, Jean Claude Van Damme (kickboxer), the challenge of the dragon. He appears in a bar, all drunk, dancing with a very tough and unusual style for that time. The letters are characterized by their simplicity and mood. They are usually written in Portuguese, and often with some vocabulary Angolan languages ​​(eg, Kimbundu, Kikongo, etc.), such as music Kassumuna Tony Amado; A Felicidade Sebem; Magnesium Tchiriri; I am Bruno M; Train of Mops; Night and Day Bongo among other successes.