Let's continue building our forro moves, learn to dance more comfortably, and on the rhythm...

It's a two hour workshop designed for NON beginners.

At Ripley-Grier Studios 520 8th Ave, 16 Floor (btwn 36/37 St) New York, NY - ROOM 16-J

Afterwords, as usual, dancing with live music at Esperanto - Nanny Assis and band.
Nanny Assis - Live Forro Band
ESPERANTO 145 Ave C at E 9th Street New York, NY 10009 Directions: F at 2nd Ave; 6 at Astor Pl; L at First Ave

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ROOM 16- J

Forró
A dance out of Northeast Brazil. It is danced all over Brazil, and even in New York City. Some people say that the word "forró" comes from the English words "for all", which meant that everyone was welcome to the parties organized by the English, who were building roads in Northeast Brazil, and holding parties for their Brazilian employees. But the word "forró", probably comes from the word "forrobodó", which meant the popular parties powered by music, dance and "cachaça". A Forró band is usually comprised of an accordion, a zambumba (drum), and a triangle. In New York City you can dance Forró, listen to great music, and mix with Brazilians many nights during the week.

I'll be teaching NEW steps. For the men, you will learn how to lead your partner. You will learn how to dance to the different rhythms of forro music, and will have a chance to practice the steps with different partners in class.

After you learn the basic steps you will learn some choreographed movements to use on your own when you are dancing forro with your friends. Always remember that the more you practice what you learn in class the more you get out of your next class. The most important thing is to dance, smile, be happy and express yourself through the movements that you learn in class.

REGISTRATION POLICY

How to register:

Please RSVP here, and pay using the Paypall link. Send your e-mail along with your telephone number, or register in person at Ripley-Grier Studios, with Marizete. PLEASE I NEED YOUR CONTACT IN CASE SOMETHING CHANGES.

What to wear:
All students should wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Flat shoes are the best to dance forro.

Payment Policy:
You can pay by check or cash.

Refund Policy:

There will be no refunds, credits, compensation or exchange of any kind for missed or unattended class.

- Sambazina reserves the right to cancel a class if enrollment is insufficient. Workshop will only be opened with a minimum of (10) ten students.

-The amount paid will be refunded if the workshop is canceled.

Thank you, and let's dance!