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JnJ Competition at The Reno Zouk & Urban Kiz Experience

JnJ Competition at The Reno Zouk & Urban Kiz Experience

Jan 03 2019 - Jan 06 2019
Reno, NV, United States

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Jan 03 2019 - Jan 06 2019

Reno, NV, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Dance Event)

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JnJ Competition at The Reno Zouk & Urban Kiz Experience 2019

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Jan 03 2019 - Jan 06 2019

Reno, NV, United States

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Dance Event) Reno, NV, United States

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JnJ Competition at The Reno Zouk & Urban Kiz Experience

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The Reno Zouk & Urban Kiz Experience is featuring 18 hours of workshop including 8 Hours Beginners Boot camps, Official Brazilian Zouk Dance Council Novice Jack and Jill, and a separate Zouk and Urban Kizomba rooms for social dancing.

Genres: Kizomba, Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Full Pass: from $ 150

DJ Playing: Kadu, Power, Viktor, Eddie Hercules & Froyo

Artists Performers: Kadu Pires & Larissa Thayane, Ry'el Zenzouk & Jessica Lamdon, Lucero Huitrón & Felipe, Mike & Nikkitty

Contact Name: Marissa Rivera

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Circus Circus Reno

Address: 500 N Sierra St, Reno, NV, United States, 89501

Type: Hotel

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