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What The Sydney Salsa Congress offers for the Non-Dancers are the Shows and Parties to exceed any expectation! The event is a reunion of Latin Dancers. What started as a Salsa congress is now a place for all types of Latin and Brazilian Dance.
It is well worth to immerse yourself in the energy. You can buy the tickets for only the nights that you choose.
From the 28th to 31st January 2010 at the State Sport Centre, Olympic Park in Sydney.
It gives the watchers the chance to see the best and most passionate Latin dancing in Australia. Among the artists are the best in the country and important international names. As someone that simply enjoy fine arts you will be treated with performances that make you sigh, laugh, scream, cheer and sometimes even cry with emotion.
Usually everyone makes a lot of noise for the performances they like, I remember one performance from last year, Jordan and Tatiana… at the end of it I had tears in my eyes, I was practically drooling with my gapping mouth, and I couldn’t applaud or cheer, I was numbed with the extraordinary beauty of their dancing… I was glad to be able to still breathe.
Even if you don’t dance, you should stay for a while after the shows and have a look at the parties, watch the magic of people that pair up and improvise… I remember, before I started learning Latin dancing, I used to wonder: how does she know what he wants her to do?
Last year I was a watcher because I had a fractured arm, I still went every night, and some days too, because the experience is unique and once you go you always think: I am so glad I came!
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It is the countdown for the Sydney Salsa Congress. Only a few days to go! From 28th to 31st Jan 2010 do not call me, actually, pretend I’m off the face of the Earth because this Congress is where I’m gonna be…
It is the most amazing Latin Dance event in Australia, getting big on the Brazilian Dance styles too. It is considered the most successful congress in the world for integrating all the famous and trendy dance styles in the Latin World.
The Sydney Salsa Congress is on its 6th edition and I have two years of built up energy to spend. Last year I fractured my arm after falling off a horse. This year I’ve been a good girl and saved myself from any misadventures.
Super Mario, my fractured arm and Me at the Sydney Salsa Congress 2009
I have attacks of tachycardia when thinking about this event. It promises 4 nights and 3 days of full-on FUN, FUN, FUN!!!
Having participated of a few of the past congresses already I know what to expect:
Great workshops, so great I will push myself to the point far beyond exhaustion, with a merry, very, happy face… then the shows where you get to the point of drooling on the delicious, sometimes incredibly technical, sometimes profoundly passionate, all the times amazing, shows. Then the parties that go until late, now sporting two rooms: on for the Latin styles and the other to the Brazilian dances. I keep running from one to the other, trying to get a lot of all.
By Monday-after-event all you can hope is to be alive, although unable to be on a vertical state… and so happy, with a sense of accomplishment, full of memories that each part of your sore body will remember forever…
Join me! www.sydneysalsacongress.com.au
LDA Samba Pro Team
Brazilian Dance styles are invading Australia and the Sydney Salsa Congress has a Brazilian Room every night of the event.
Samba, Gafieira, Lambada/Zouk, Forró and Capoeira are spreading and thousands of dance fanatics are getting into their groove.
If you have never been to the congress you are missing out on the biggest event of Latin Dance in Australia, one of the top 3 in the world.
From 28th to 31st January 2010.
It is an amazing experience, more than 5,000 dancers in the parties, more than 80 shows and 75 workshops.
Three days of dance classes and four nights with shows then parties that will go into the night.
The energy is fantastic and there are different options of tickets. You can choose from one night to the full passes for the whole event.
www.sydneysalsacongress.com.au
I’ll see you there!
Capoeira no Sydney Salsa Congress 2009
As danças brasileiras têm crescido tanto na Austrália que o Sydney Salsa Congressjá tem um ambiente só para danças brasileiras em todas as noites do evento.
Samba, Gafieira, Lambada/Zouk, Forró e Capoeira se espalham pelo mundo e embalam milhares de fanáticos pelo movimentar do corpo
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Workshops at The Sydney Salsa Congress 2009
You cannot miss the Sydney Salsa Congress. From the same organizers of the Australian Dance Festival comes the event of the year for Latin and Brazilian dance styles.
One of the best and biggest in the world: it is fun and technique guaranteed!
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The toilet at my workplace has a timer for the lights. It is doubtless an efficiency measure. It doesn’t take long after you have come in for you to be left in the dark
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and more incomprehensible Australia...
Here I turn to the “masters” and to me they are the writers of this genre in Brazil: Mario Prata (my personal master), Luiz Fernando Veríssimo, Arnaldo Jabor, among so many others
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I love this Aussie Land, especially Sydney that is now my home. I’m very glad to be a new Australian Citizen. Although I have multiplied my Brazilian love to include my new nation there are some things around here that do not make any sense to me
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Eu amo a Austrália, em especial Sydney que se tornou meu lar. Para a felicidade geral da nação (e minha também), recebi minha cidadania recentemente e estou muito feliz. Até chorei na cerimônia quando cantamos o hino. Mas por mais que eu tenha multiplicado meu amor de brasileira para incluir paixão por essa nova pátria, algumas coisas dessa terra eu simplesmente não consigo compreender, aceitar, tolerar, entender, explicar ou digerir...
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