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Wow! Hi Karen, I felt emotional with your testimonial. It inspires me to keep going forever. Thank you so much. Big hug for you! 🤗 Tarcisio

Hi Jose, I understand the confusion. Bolero is the closest style to the Brazilian Zouk, and both differ greatly from the original Zouk. The main difference is that Brazilian Zouk comes from Lambada, which makes the dynamic very different. With a little change of basic steps and feeling, quite a few of those moves and combinations would fit perfectly with Brazilian Zouk.

That’s not traditional bolero. Nor is that bolero music. Bachata evolved from bolero.

Good dancing. Great partnerwork, just not bolero. Unless the country you live in created their own version of bolero

Hi@@barnes307, Thank you very much for bringing it up. I understand where you come from. It is a bit confusing. In Brazil, was created (probably 80 or more years ago) a dance style to dance to romantic songs; at that time, romantic songs were practically only bolero. The dance style started to be known as Bolero. Not many bolero songs were composed as they used to be, so we Brazilians started to dance Bolero with songs that made us feel to express this dance, usually romantic songs. That is the confusion, we dance Bolero with bolero songs and songs that are not bolero. Personally, I prefer authentic bolero songs, but I also dance to other songs if I feel gliding through the dance floor with some romantic song. Thank you for bringing this up, I hope it makes sense! Tarcisio

Hi, @barnes307. Rio Rhythmics is in Australia; this beautiful couple are Brazilians Juliana and Rafael. When we start to teach this dance style, we always explain what I said in my other reply to make sure our students understand, but is hard when we put a video out. A similar challenge happens with a style called Brazilian Zouk, which was only danced with Zouk songs for a limited time. Thank you. Tarcisio

Hello Anita! The term "sensual" refers to something connected to the gratification of the senses. This can encompass a range of experiences, including those that may have a sexual component, but it ultimately depends on the intentions and context of the individuals involved. Sensuality can be expressed in various ways, such as through touch, taste, smell, or aesthetic appreciation, and the degree to which it is associated with sexuality will vary based on personal choices and cultural norms. I just discovered that Latin dance was considered sensual or even sexy when I started to teach in Australia. In Brazil, since childhood, I danced with my mother (from whom I learnt my first steps). I danced with my sister and my female friends the same way. We dance close because we are a huggy culture, not afraid to embrace, and we have a strong African influence, so we have fluid body movement, which can be for some who watch interpreted as sensual and for some, who dance, to make it sexual (a lot exploited by performers) It is highly recommended for children, in a reputable studio, in a supervised environment), to learn to relate with others in a healthy way. Tarcisio

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