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International SF got Kizomba Festival

International SF got Kizomba Festival

Mar 13 2014 - Mar 16 2014
San Francisco, CA, United States

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Mar 13 2014 - Mar 16 2014

San Francisco, CA, United States

Kizomba Dance event (Festival)

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International SF got Kizomba Festival 2014

Mar 13 2014 - Mar 16 2014

San Francisco, CA, United States

Kizomba Dance event (Festival) San Francisco, CA, United States

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The got kizomba! festivals were the first 100% Kizomba/Semba festivals in North America. They feature the best national and international Kizomba and Semba artists.

Genres: Kizomba

Cost: Improver $175, Beginner $140 Cash

Music: Kizomba, Semba

DJ Playing: Oz Shyne, Benga aka DJ Da Beatz

Dress Code: Fri: In Living Color, Sat: Famous People, Sun: Rock You Kizomba T-shirt

Artists Performers: Sarah Lopez, Helio, Ozy Shyne, Isabelle&Félicien's

Affiliate School: Cartara Productions



Location Info

Hyatt Regency SF

Address: 5 Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, CA, United States, 94111

More Info: You can still make reservations by calling Passkey at (888)421- 1442, and referencing Got Kizomba! at the Hyatt Regency SF. I

Type: Hotel

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