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Release Date:
December 7, 2016

032: Interview with Elyse Inzinga

In this episode, my special guest, Elyse Inzinga talk about her history of kizomba, her introduction to kizomba, the struggles of learning how to lead and follow at the same time, and teach other men how to lead!

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Intro Song:

  • Vou Te Usar by DJ Ademar Feat. Gasso

Key Points:

  • Dance is a journey of self-discovery and personal development.
  • The equality of the male and female instructors in dance world is continuing to balance itself out more and more.
  • Practicing to have good technique is important to grow the dance!

Links Mentioned:

  • [INTERVIEW] The Roc With Me Kizomba Show featuring Charles Ogar
  • The Roc With Me Kizomba Radio Show MixCloud Channel

Check out Elyse In Action Leading & Following

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