Samba is a lively, sensual and rhythmical Brazilian dance. Be enticed by the continuous hip movement and their artistry of steps! Be mesmerized by the beautifully designed costumes with plenty of glitter and feathers, namely bikinis, headdresses and back pieces, which are a real work of art and depict the happy nature of this dance. Samba follows the beat of the drums and goes from average pace to VERY VERY fast. This Samba one sees in the Brazilian Carnival parades.

A martial art that combines dance and music – be fascinated by its leg sweeps and its quick, powerful, complex moves. Capoeira was created by descendants of African slaves and has Brazilian native influences. A presentation normally includes theatrical and acrobatics elements with little martiality, as this is still subtle and disguised. Trickery is ever present and expert capoeiristas never take their eyes off their opponents!

Batucada has African roots and is performed by group drummers with a repetitive and fast pace. Experience the sensational rhythm, culture, fun and excitement of the Brazilian Carnival. A captivating show that will appeal to all!

Discover this happy and energetic solo dance where samba, tropical and African rhythms are mixed. Axe was born in Salvador Bahia and is most popular not only at the Carnival but also throughout South America.

Admire this blend of authentic African-Brazilian dance, so full of passion and energy. It evokes emotions at the rhythm of the drum, which range from happiness to war! Its beat was the heartbeat of the tribe and brought their community together. There is no partnership but separately, men jump and leap while women use smaller movements dancing at many rhythms with total body articulation.

Tango is loved by dancers and audiences for its beauty, passion, drama and excitement.

A very energetic Latin dance. Lots of fun, complete with spins, sharp movement, and crisp turns.

Full of sensual movements, the Rumba is considered by many to be the sexiest of the ballroom dances.

Artform native to the Spanish regions of Andalusia, Extremadura and Murcia. It includes cante (singing), toque (guitar playing), baile (dance), jaleo (vocalizations), palmas (handclapping) and pitos (finger snapping)

Bollywood dance is the dance-form used in the Indian films. It is a mixture of numerous styles. These styles include belly-dancing, kathak, Indian folk, Western popular, and “modern”, jazz, and even Western dancing styles.

Samba is a lively, sensual and rhythmical Brazilian dance. Be enticed by the continuous hip movement and their artistry of steps! Be mesmerized by the beautifully designed costumes with plenty of glitter and feathers, namely bikinis, headdresses and back pieces, which are a real work of art and depict the happy nature of this dance. Samba follows the beat of the drums and goes from average pace to VERY VERY fast. This Samba one sees in the Brazilian Carnival parades.

A martial art that combines dance and music – be fascinated by its leg sweeps and its quick, powerful, complex moves. Capoeira was created by descendants of African slaves and has Brazilian native influences. A presentation normally includes theatrical and acrobatics elements with little martiality, as this is still subtle and disguised. Trickery is ever present and expert capoeiristas never take their eyes off their opponents!

Batucada has African roots and is performed by group drummers with a repetitive and fast pace. Experience the sensational rhythm, culture, fun and excitement of the Brazilian Carnival. A captivating show that will appeal to all!

Discover this happy and energetic solo dance where samba, tropical and African rhythms are mixed. Axe was born in Salvador Bahia and is most popular not only at the Carnival but also throughout South America.

Admire this blend of authentic African-Brazilian dance, so full of passion and energy. It evokes emotions at the rhythm of the drum, which range from happiness to war! Its beat was the heartbeat of the tribe and brought their community together. There is no partnership but separately, men jump and leap while women use smaller movements dancing at many rhythms with total body articulation.

Tango is loved by dancers and audiences for its beauty, passion, drama and excitement.

A very energetic Latin dance. Lots of fun, complete with spins, sharp movement, and crisp turns.

Full of sensual movements, the Rumba is considered by many to be the sexiest of the ballroom dances.

Samba is a lively, sensual and rhythmical Brazilian dance. Be enticed by the continuous hip movement and their artistry of steps! Be mesmerized by the beautifully designed costumes with plenty of glitter and feathers, namely bikinis, headdresses and back pieces, which are a real work of art and depict the happy nature of this dance. Samba follows the beat of the drums and goes from average pace to VERY VERY fast. This Samba one sees in the Brazilian Carnival parades.

A martial art that combines dance and music – be fascinated by its leg sweeps and its quick, powerful, complex moves. Capoeira was created by descendants of African slaves and has Brazilian native influences. A presentation normally includes theatrical and acrobatics elements with little martiality, as this is still subtle and disguised. Trickery is ever present and expert capoeiristas never take their eyes off their opponents!

Batucada has African roots and is performed by group drummers with a repetitive and fast pace. Experience the sensational rhythm, culture, fun and excitement of the Brazilian Carnival. A captivating show that will appeal to all!

Discover this happy and energetic solo dance where samba, tropical and African rhythms are mixed. Axe was born in Salvador Bahia and is most popular not only at the Carnival but also throughout South America.

Admire this blend of authentic African-Brazilian dance, so full of passion and energy. It evokes emotions at the rhythm of the drum, which range from happiness to war! Its beat was the heartbeat of the tribe and brought their community together. There is no partnership but separately, men jump and leap while women use smaller movements dancing at many rhythms with total body articulation.

Orixás combines the dance, drumming and chants of the Orixás and their living presence in modern Brazilian culture.

Brazilian dance with beautiful and sensual movements. A close dance with partners enjoying dips, acting and posing.

Fun and contemporary soccer themed display.