Brazilian Zouk
Birthed in early 1990s in Brazil, with roots in Lambada, this partner dance has musical influence from Zouk, which is what differentiates this style of dance from Lambada. Over time, other styles of music has been incorporated into Brazilian Zouk, transforming it into the dance style that it is today
West Coast Swing
West Coast Swing originated in the west coast of USA, hence the name, with roots in Lindy Hop. West Coast Swing gained popularity in the 1940s due to rise the swing jazz music genre. Fun fact, West Coast Swing was even pronounced the Official State Dance of California in 1988! West Coast Swing is also one of the few dances that emphasizes of improvisation, making it dynamic and keeping dancers on their toes (literally and figuratively).
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At Hajime Dance School, we believe in enriching lives through the power of dance. We offer Brazilian Zouk, Lambada, and West Coast Swing classes, promoting social interaction and community spirit among adults 20 and older.
By focusing on local instructors, we provide personalized guidance for each student and create a welcoming environment where everyone can feel comfortable. Regardless of experience, we aim to be a place where all dance enthusiasts can grow and connect through the joy of dance.
