Showing posts with label Angola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angola. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 June 2012
How's Brazil?
And again, the most asked question when on the phone: How's Brazil?
It's not an easy one to answer.
"It’s love and hate, beautiful and ugly, friendly and rude, relaxed and loud, peaceful and chaotic, full of rules and then again none…"*
And it smells of sweet mangoes and salty ocean wind...
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Kizomba & Zouk-Lambada - The interwoven story of Angolan/Afro Music and Brazilian/Afro Dance
First time I heard Kizomba was in Germany, one of my Angolan friends had shown me this lovely song that I love to listen to until today. But it was not until - during my studies in London - one day I watched a dance video on youtube when I got reunited with Kizomba - and met the dance Zouk for the first time.
For everyone that got confused by now. Yes, I also was, the history and connection of the two words, dances and music is complicatedly interwoven. But let's start from scratch.
For everyone that got confused by now. Yes, I also was, the history and connection of the two words, dances and music is complicatedly interwoven. But let's start from scratch.
Labels:
Angola,
Brazil,
Brazilian Zouk,
Cape Verde,
dance,
dance and music,
dreams,
French Zouk,
intercultural life,
Kizomba,
Lambada,
London,
Mozambique,
porto seguro,
Solange Dias,
Zouk,
Zouk Lambada,
Zouk love
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