SPORAH LEARNING TO DANCE KIZOMBA.

In the Studio with MD Entertainments Learning Kizomba Move: Wonderful,  I love everything about Kizomba Dancing.

I like the connection you have when you're dancing with somebody it's a little bit more interior, Its not so much about showing off. The connection is closer and more personal, without being seedy. All coming soon on The Sporah Show.

The word 'kizomba' means 'party' in the Angolan language Kimbundo, and it's danced to music of the same name, a fusion of French Caribbean zouk and Angolan semba. The dance shares the same roots, although that probably doesn't mean much to an English audience.


A couple are dancing, cheek to cheek. Their bodies lean in towards each other as their feet weave in intimate conversation; his hand presses against her back, tacitly signalling the next move. It looks like a tango, except that the way the dancers' hips swaby and their bodies rock is unmistakeably African.

KIZOMBA DANCING..!

Kizomba fans in London this is the time, and all of which means plenty of excuses to put on your dancing shoes. 

KIZOMBA DANCING COMING SOON ON THE SPORAH SHOW..!