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IBIZA Zouk Dance Festival

IBIZA Zouk Dance Festival

May 19 2022 - May 22 2022
San Antonio, IBIZA, Spain

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May 19 2022 - May 22 2022

San Antonio, IBIZA, Spain

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival)

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May 19 2022 - May 22 2022

San Antonio, IBIZA, Spain

Brazilian Zouk Dance event (Festival) San Antonio, IBIZA, Spain

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IBIZA Zouk Dance Festival is a mixed Brazilian Zouk & Lambada event with national and international world class instructors, performers and DJs. This second edition provides over 76 hours of quality workshops classes, shows, pool parties, themed night parties, magical sunset private party with live zouk music performance, intensive bootcamp (optional) and social dancing!

Genres: Lambada, Brazilian Zouk

Cost: Full Pass: from €143.03

Music: Brazilian Zouk, Modern Mix

DJ Playing: Remon, Biel, Winx, Klebynho, William, Paloma & Xavito

Age Restriction: 12

Dress Code: Check the parties and themes page

Drinks & Dining: Available for sale

Contact Name: Winston Texel

Contact Phone: 0031651603159

Contact Type: Organizer



Location Info

Playasol Marco Polo

Address: Av. Portmany, 8, San Antonio, IBIZA, Spain, 07820

Public Transport: Bus and Taxi

More Info: Website WWW.IBIZAZOUKDANCEFESTIVAL.COM

Type: Hotel

ENIGMA

Address: Carrer de Joan Bosca 53, San Antonio, IBIZA, Spain, 07820

Public Transport: Bus and Taxi

Parking: Free

More Info: Website WWW.IBIZAZOUKDANCEFESTIVAL.COM

Type: Club

ESSIGI

Address: Carrer de Cala Bou 44, San Antonio, IBIZA, Spain, 07820

Public Transport: Bus and Taxi

More Info: Website WWW.IBIZAZOUKDANCEFESTIVAL.COM

Type: Club

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