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iSemba San Francisco Kizomba Festival

iSemba San Francisco Kizomba Festival

Oct 31 2014 - Nov 02 2014
Burlingame, CA, United States

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Oct 31 2014 - Nov 02 2014

Burlingame, CA, United States

Kizomba Dance event (Festival)

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iSemba San Francisco Kizomba Festival 2014

Oct 31 2014 - Nov 02 2014

Burlingame, CA, United States

Kizomba Dance event (Festival) Burlingame, CA, United States

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iSemba San Francisco Kizomba Festival

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iSemba is combined with 6th San Francisco International Bachata Festival. Tickets will have access to both festivals. They features 5 nights and 3 days of workshops, competitions, shows and social dancing of wide range of dances.

Genres: Bachata, Kizomba, Salsa, Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Basic pass $200

Music: Kizomba, Semba, Kuduro, Afro-House, Zouk

DJ Playing: Dj El Guapo, Dj Antonio, Dj Kizzo

Dress Code: Halloween Theme

Artists Performers: Benga De Beatz, Arden & Erica, Mireille Ruiz, Kathy Reyes, etc

Contact Name: Rodney Rodchata Aquino II

Contact Phone: (415) 577-0212

Contact Type: Owner / Founder



Location Info

Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport

Address: 1333 Bayshore Highway, Burlingame, CA, United States, 94010

Neighborhood: 15 min from downtown

Public Transport: Free shuttle from/to airport

More Info: Nightly Rate $135 , Hotel Phone: (650) 347- 1234

Type: Hotel

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