Boulder, CO 80301
Does your new year resolution includes more dancing?
How about studying a new or your favorite dance style?
Here is your chance:
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Master teacher Tania Santiago, from Salvador, Bahia - Brazil, returns to Colorado to teach 3 exciting Afro Brazilian dance workshops and train dancers interested in participating on upcoming show Viva Brazil in October.
SAMBA DA BAHIA, a mixed class of Samba de Roda (Samba done in a circle), Samba Reggae, (and energetic street dance from Bahia) and Samba de Levada (a rhythmic style easy to follow )
CONTEMPORARY AFRO BRAZILIAN dance inspired on the ORIXÁS ( Orishas ) culture.
Tania will create a welcoming environment to accommodate ALL LEVELS of dancers.
All workshops are accompanied by live drumming with master drummers Vinicius de Oliveira and Alirio Silva, both from Bahia - Brazil.
Friday, Jan 25th
6:00 - 8:00pm Samba da Bahia & Contemporary Afro Brazilian Dance Orixas movement
A Place to B
1750 30th St Suite 64
Boulder, CO 80301
Saturday, Jan 26th
11:00 - 12:30 pm - Afro Brazilian Percussion class with Vinicius
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1:00 - 2:30 pm - Afro Brazilian & Orixas movement
3:00 - 4:30 pm - Samba da Bahia
A Place to B
1750 30th St Suite 64
Boulder, CO 80301
Sunday, Jan 27th
1:00 - 2:30pm Afro Brazilian Dance Orixas movement
2:00 - 3:30pm Afro and Samba Reggae
Bella Divas World Dance
4309 E Mississippi ave
Denver, CO 80205
PRICES:
One workshop $25/ $30 door
Two workshops $45/ $55 door
Additional workshops $25/ $30
All five workshops $ 100 in advance
TO REGISTER
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For more information:
email: luciana@lucianadasilva.org
Call:719-200-6054
ABOUT TANIA SANTIAGO
choreographed for many well-known companies including Olodum, an arts group famous for its Carnaval parade performances and credited with developing the music style known as samba reggae. While her specialties are folkloric and contemporary Afro-Brazilian dance, Santiago is also conversant in jazz, ballet, West African, Afro-Cuban and modern dance forms. Santiago has resided in California since 1997, and has taught packed classes regularly at ODC School & Rhythm and Motion Dance Program since 2005. In 2001, Santiago received a three-year grant from the California Arts Council to teach young people throughout the San Francisco Unified School District. In addition, Santiago performs with her own company Aguas (formerly known as Aguas da Bahia), the Ramon Alayo Dance Company, and Deep Waters Dance Company. Santiago's choreography has also been performed by many local groups including Loco Bloco, Axe Abada, Kuumba, Quimbanda Grupo Carnavalesco, and Abada Capoeira. Each year in San Francisco, Santiago teaches a performance workshop in the Bahian Carnaval tradition. The workshop culminates in the annual Carnaval parade in May. Santiago also leads annual dance intensives in Salvador, Bahia as part of her cross-cultural work.
