The Resolution Jam 2015 Workshop Series sponosored by Exodo Tequila www.exodotequila.com
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The Resolution Jam Workshop Series Sat Jan 3, 2015 at the Salsa Room 2619 Columbai Pike Arlington Va 22204 www.stuckonsalsa.com WORKSHOPS SCHEDULE 9am - 11am Beginner Salsa On1 Boot Camp w/ Earl Rush (DC) 11am - 1pm Beginner Salsa On2 Boot Camp w/ Earl Rush (DC) 11am - 12pm Zouk Fundamentals ( Claudia Palestino) New Jersey 11am - 12pm ChaChaCha w/ Fuquan Ferell and Candace Joyner (Atlanta) 12pm - 1pm Spinning Techniques w/ Antonio Doza Williams (New York)
1pm - 2pm Intermediate On1 Mens Footwork (or Ladies Styling) and Turn Patterns w/ Nissim Albaig (Baltimore) and Maria Fernanda Krupholte (DC) 1pm - 2pm Intermediate Footwork and On2 Turn Patterns w/ PsyniiGianni (DC) 2pm - 3pm Afro Cuban Body Movements and Isolations with Antonio Doza Williams (New York) 3pm - 5pm Special 2 Hours!!! "The Ultimate Ladies Styling Boot Camp", featuring instructors Shani Talmor, Maria Ramos, & Desiree Godsell (New York & New Jersey)! This portion of the afternoon can be purchased separately or with the full workshop pass! 3pm - 4pm Kizomba Essentials w/ Kianda T (DC) 4pm - 5pm Sexy Bachata Combos w/ Lee "El Gringuito" & Kat "La Gata" (DC)
The Resolution Jam 2015 Workshop Series Soinocored by Exodo Reuqila
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Tanya came into the world loving movement and music. Although she's lived on four continents sheʼs always been able to find her natural rhythm in various culturesʼ music.
In April of 2011 Tanya was exposed to Kizomba and Semba for the first time and immediately fell in love with the music, dances and culture from which they came. Motivated to learn as much as she could she spent several months and hundreds of hours abroad training with Master Petchu & Vanessa Pura Ginga, and Ricardo Sousa & Paula Lt. of AfroLatin Connection in Portugal, along with several other world renewed instructors. Tanya teaches Mambo, Salsa, Kizomba, Semba and Terraxinha and uses traditional Rumba, Hip Hop, and the various Latin and African cultures as major influences and inspirations. She performs internationally as well as nationally while directing YemaShun and co-directing Mezzlocutis. As a teacher, Tanya is best known for her ability to break down complex movement and quickly intuit underlying problems and solutions to dancers at all levels. Her hallmark style is a combination of Afro-Latin groove punctuated by playful movements, and her choreography often exhibits a lush narrative bent. Tanya currently lives and teaches in Washington DC.