Afrobeat for improvers - Choreography and Steps
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👟 Afro Steps & Choreography
This is a choreography-based class that focuses on learning movement combinations, improving coordination, memory, musicality, and performance quality. Rather than learning one specific dance style, you'll explore different movement concepts and develop your ability to pick up choreography with confidence. Perfect for anyone who wants to become a more versatile dancer in various Afro dance styles (Azonto, Ndombolo, Afrohouse, Amapiano, Naija). Previous experience dancing Afrobeat or similar styles is expected.
👟 Afro Steps & Choreography
Det er en
koreografibaseret klasse, hvor vi arbejder med bevægelseskombinationer,
koordination, hukommelse, musikalitet og performance. I stedet for at fokusere
på én enkelt dansestil udforsker vi forskellige bevægelseskoncepter og udvikler
din evne til hurtigt og sikkert at lære koreografi.
Bemærk: rabat som studerende/ledig/pensionist forudsætter bopæl i selve Københavns Kommune, og vi er forpligtede til at bede dig om dokumentation for din status.
Undervisningssted
Praktisk information
- Hold nr:
- 23233
- Første møde:
- 18.08.26 kl. 18:30
- Sidste møde:
- 6.10.26 kl. 18:30
- Mødegange:
- 8
- Lektioner:
- 16
Pris
- Almen
- DKK 1360,00
- Dagpengemodtager
- DKK 1248,00
- Efterlønsmodtager
- DKK 1248,00
- Pensionist
- DKK 1248,00
- SU-modtager
- DKK 1248,00
Karolina Perasinova
Karolina is a performer, choreographer, and founder of K_DanceLab, deeply rooted in Afrobeat and Amapiano, with a foundation in Hip Hop, Latin, Heels, and social dances like Tarraxo and Kizomba. With over five years of teaching experience and 15+ years of personal dance journey, she brings intention, cultural awareness, and real energy into every space she steps into.
She has supported and performed alongside international afrobeat artists such as Lojay, L.A.X, 1Da Banton, Diamond Platnumz, and Danish artists: Dj Mofiya, PharPhar, Kaka and Sandra Hussein, and performed at major festivals in Copenhagen including Roskilde Festival, Distortion and Copenhagen Pride Week. Alongside performing, she works across choreography, creative direction and cultural event production.
Her classes are spaces for growth, confidence, and expression. For her, dance is about community, empowerment, and cultural respect — not watered-down moves, but grounded execution and authentic energy.
Come as you are.
Leave stronger. Leave confident. Leave transformed.