#brazilian zouk

[gillianthecat]

Walter Fernades (leading) and Felipe Lira (following) dancing Brazilian Zouk.

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[shnebrght]

11 of the Munday Questions

@astrxthesiai | numbered munday questions!

Answered here!

"Hahahahahaha what are hobbies--

I love watching Anime in general. I suppose I like mixing music, and also I dance Brazilian Zouk. I've been meaning to develop my video editing skills but I'm a chicken lol"

[burlveneer-music]

João Selva - Passarinho - Brazillian music with European production (by Patchworks)

Brazilian singer and songwriter releases a new album of exuberant and vintage tropical pop music. Somewhere, we get back to the carioca João Selva where we left him: sailing on the mythical Black Atlantic to create exhilarating music whose vibrations invite us to Rio, the Brazilian Northeast, the Caribbean, Cape Verde or even Angola. His latest album, “Navegar” (2021), acclaimed by critics, is an invigorating dance and dream machine that updates the tropicalist revolution of the 70s by offering a turbulent mix of samba, soul, jazz and funk. Continuing to spread wings with “Passarinho” (2023), this time it is flying like a bird that the singer from Ipanema takes us into his musical universe, always as sunny as it is abundant. The 10 tracks of this new album span a generous palette of musical influences: from Angolan semba to Cape Verdean funaná, via Caribbean zouk or Congolese rumba – João Selva's music channels the musical pulse of the Black Atlantic. In the most (im)pure Brazilian tradition, he also digests the contribution of North American music and freely incorporates elements from elsewhere into the irresistible rhythms of Brazil. Prolonging a fruitful collaboration with french producer Bruno Patchworks, this new LP is full of sound nuggets and offers a wide range of emotions and sensations. 

All Tracks Written And Composed By Jonathan Da Silva & Bruno Hovart João Selva: lead vocals, viola, guitar and percussion Bruno Patchworks: guitar, bass, percussion, keyboards and accordion FEATURING: Carina Salvado: backing vocals Boris Pokora: saxophone, trombone, flute and bugle Paul Charnay: Fender Rhodes

[fucktheglorydays]

SUNNI D x EPISODE 071 OUT NOW

Stepping up for the 71th episode of the series is the London-based DJ Sunni D, running one hour of uplifting grooves. Sunni is a truly exciting DJ and Co-Founder of Discothèque Tropicale, an events series and a reissue label that celebrates borderless music with a heavy focus on Afro-Carribean culture. With residencies on Radio Flouka, LooseFM and Voices Radio, he seamlessly blends upbeat and funky things, ranging from Brazilian boogie and rare disco to reggae, zouk, funaná and soca. Sunni says: “recording this mix I wanted to capture the feel of a warm up club set, exploring the different moods and genres you could expect to hear on the dancefloor as the energy builds the peaktime.” Hope to bring you some joy and rhythm and get you dancing.

🌴Catch him tonight in Montpellier 🇨🇵 @ Les Salon des Indépendants w/The Square Sun and Baume!

[alexbartorg]

ZOUK+TANGO EXPERIMENTS

A few videos of spontaneous moments trying to mix Brazilian zouk dance and tango dance: 1 - With Alessandra Tavares at the ZoukDayCongress 2023 social in Sao Paulo:

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2 - With Alessandra Tavares in Sao Paulo:

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3 - Teaching a tango+zouk experiment in Buenos Aires with Karina Kari:

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3 - With Karina Kari in Paris:

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[umberandmochaagate]

Kompa, raboday, dembow, salsa, merengue, bouyon, reggaeton, zouk, Brazilian funk, soca, and dancehall really are top tier dance music huh

[webedance]

Learn Popular Dance Forms at Good Vibes Dance Studio in Salt Lake City

Good Vibes Dance Studio understands that dance is not just a hobby; it's a celebration of life's special moments. And that's why offers private dance lessons for personalized attention, ensuring you shine on the dance floor during your anniversary, date night, or even Prom, wedding, and pre-dance classes Salt Lake City. The couple's wedding dance lessons and wedding rehearsal dinner lessons add a touch of elegance and fun to your special day. Whether you are taking your first step or perfecting your dance prowess, Good Vibes Dance Studio is the place where memories are made and good vibes abound Salt Lake City, Utah.

Good Vibes – Dance Studio, believes in Salt Lake City to nourish the passion for dance for all ages of dance enthusiasts. It provide a supportive and fun environment for dancers to learn various styles, including West Coast Swing dance lessons Salt Lake City, Social Dancing, Latin, Salsa, Country Swing, and more. From the energetic beats of East Coast Swing to the classic elegance of Waltz, the expert instructors ensure that every learner discovers their own rhythm and style. The dance classes for adults commitment to diversity in dance extends offering of styles like group dance, private, social for enthusiasts. Whether, you are a seasoned dancer or a first-timer, there's something for everyone at Good Vibes Dance Studio. Explore the excitement of Dance Parties, engage in the art of social dancing & dance events, and take your skills to new heights in Workshop Weekends and Dance Competitions. Join professional Swing Teams and experience the camaraderie of group dance, embracing styles like Brazilian Zouk, Carolina Shag, and more.

The studio is creating memorable moments through dance. The dance lessons cater to individuals or couples looking for personalized attention, perfect for special occasions like anniversary, date night, prom, wedding, or group dance lessons in Salt Lake City. From couple's wedding dance lesson to wedding rehearsal dinner lesson, Good Vibes makes every dance-related event special and unique. Whether you are planning business training, a business banquet, a workshop, or a wedding reception, Good Vibes private event space is designed to accommodate and elevate your event. Specializing in wedding receptions, dance parties, and dance workshop weekends, the venue transforms into a dynamic space that reflects the joy and energy of the dance community. Good Vibes invites you to experience the vibrant atmosphere and positive energy and let the rhythm guide you into a world of dance, celebration, and unforgettable moments. 

[dzoukdance]

Brazilian Dance Classes

DZouk Productions was founded in 2010 by Darius Zi with a focus on promoting Brazilian Zouk in Canada and beyond. dZouk’s journey started with artistic choreographies and productions, including The Fire Worshippers, one of their signature pieces. dZouk aims to continue growing Brazilian Zouk in Toronto, Canada, and around the world through their classes, socials, and events. Stay tuned for more great projects to come!

Brazilian Dance Classes

[orchidopium]

What kind of dancing do you do?

Belly dance for over 5 years, but more recently I'm trying out Brazilian zouk

[kamachozouk]

Kamacho Zouk and Luiza Teston - Brazilian Zouk Worlds Championship in Phoenix / Arizona 2023.

All Stars / Champion division - Jack&Jill Time.

[gillianthecat]

DJ Kakah (leading) and Felipe Lira (following) dancing Brazilian Zouk

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[shnebrght]

What is your preferred name? How old are you? What drew you to writing your current character(s)? What is your favorite fictional character (in or out of the current fandom)? What are your favorite hobbies besides roleplaying/writing? What is your first language? What is your favorite food? Who is your celebrity crush?

@squaletta | numbered munday questions!

What is your preferred name?

Hi, I'm Red!

How old are you?

I'm currently 30. Got 1 month of it left tho

What drew you to writing your current character(s)?

Ryohei wasn't always my favorite character in KHR. It really went from Gokudera to Mukuro for the longest time, to Hibari, and coming back it's now Ryohei. I love extreme passionate dumbasses, it's the easiest for me to write too (lots of experience with the archtype). Plus, I mostly checked to see which muses are severely lacking right now lol. In the rest of the Decimo front, all is good. Only Ryohei is missing, so. I take it upon myself!

For Lussuria, I've been wanting to write them for a pretty long time, but not necessarily in the context of KHR. It was always a very lowkey wish of mine to try it out, mostly for shits and giggles; lo and behold, I suddenly write headcanons for them, developing them further. Currently I gotta say, I'm loving the experience.

What is your favorite fictional character (in or out of the current fandom)?

Well, in-fandom as stated above, currently I'm fixated on Ryohei. But in general, my favorite fictional character of all time is Rock Lee from Naruto (see a common thread yet?). My fixation in Anime characters in general, for 10 years and counting, is Elfman Strauss from Fairy Tail (to which I have a blog).

What are your favorite hobbies besides roleplaying/writing?

Hahahahahaha what are hobbies--

I love watching Anime in general. I suppose I like mixing music, and also I dance Brazilian Zouk. I've been meaning to develop my video editing skills but I'm a chicken lol

What is your first language?

Hebrew

What is your favorite food?

Spaghetti Bolognese. Hands down. Could eat that for days

Who is your celebrity crush?

Zooey Deschanel and Gina Carano. I'm not too well-versed with celebrities at all, but I used to be obsessed with Zooey. Gina Carano is a recent crush 👉👈

[twistedsoulmusic]

Brazilian singer-songwriter João Selva brings tropical pop music with an effervescent and vintage sound. Ten tracks make up this new album, reflecting various musical influences: traditional Angolan semba to Cape Verdean funaná, via Caribbean zouk and Congolese rumba – Selva channels the sounds of the Black Atlantic. Warm and infectious, Passarinho’s songs will have you dancing in ways you never imagined you’d know how to do.