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DCBX|11

DCBX|11

Aug 22 2019 - Aug 26 2019
Washington, DC, United States

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Aug 22 2019 - Aug 26 2019

Washington, DC, United States

Bachata Dance event (Congress)

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Aug 22 2019 - Aug 26 2019

Washington, DC, United States

Bachata Dance event (Congress) Washington, DC, United States

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CELEBRATE 11 yrs of Dance, Diversity, and Inclusion! 4x TIME WINNER OF LATIN DANCE EVENT OF THE YEAR! ★★★★2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018!★★★★ IMPORTANT LINKS Book Your Room Today! Nothing down! DCBX #11 http://bit.ly/DCBX11Hotel

Genres: Bachata, Casino Rueda, Cha Cha, Kizomba, Reggaeton, Salsa, Samba, West Coast Swing, Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Full Pass: Starting from $219

Music: Bachata, Salsa, Kizomba, Zouk, Mambo

DJ Playing: Soltrix, Chapa, Manuel Citro, Power, Emerzive, Kadu, Tay, Cedric, Darwin, Steve Greene, Mambo Soul, Raul, Vicious, Chuky, RX, Afrodeshiak, Olu, Ronie

Age Restriction: All Ages

Artists Performers: Alex & Mathilde, Kadu & Larissa, Marc Breiwer & Rose Turuka, Alisson & Christina Montoya, Sofie Toris & Luciano Gomes, Ry'el & Jessica, Ashley Kent, Sarah Zuccaro, Kendra Haynes, Deklan & Natalia, Harold & Regan, Baila Conmigo, Jonathan & Jorge, Ronie Saleh

Contact Name: DCBX Team

Contact Phone: (844) 838-3687

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Renaissance Hotel

Address: 999 9th St NW , Washington, DC, United States, 20001

Type: Hotel

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