Urban · 5 classes a week · Bloco Marvila and Bloco Almada
Afro
The vocabulary of African urban dances, from afrohouse to ndombolo, over a fast beat with the legs never still. Learned in lines, repeated as a block, you leave sweating.
With Kika Semedo and Yara Tavares.
Photograph · of the class, when there is one
Schedule
Where you can dance Afro
5 classes a week in the published schedules. Click a class to try it.
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Bloco Marvila
September 2026 · 3 classes
- See details — Tuesday 20:15, Afro, Level II, Kika Semedo Tuesday 20:15–21:30 Level II Kika Semedo · Nave
- See details — Thursday 19:00, Afro, Level I, Kika Semedo Thursday 19:00–20:00 Level I Kika Semedo · Betão
- See details — Friday 20:15, Afro, All levels, Kika Semedo Friday 20:15–21:30 All levels Kika Semedo · Nave
Bloco Almada
September 2026 · 2 classes
- See details — Wednesday 20:15, Afro, Level II, Kika Semedo Wednesday 20:15–21:30 Level II Kika Semedo · Sala 1
- See details — Friday 19:30, Afro, All levels, Yara Tavares Friday 19:30–20:45 All levels Yara Tavares · Sala 1
Teachers
Who teaches it
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Kika Semedo
Afro, Dancehall · Bloco Marvila · Bloco Almada
Afro and dancehall at both schools. Grew up dancing at family parties and says Friday's class is the same thing, with a mirror.
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Yara Tavares
Afro, Dancehall · Bloco Almada
Dancehall and afro in Almada. Teaching since nineteen, and choreographs for music videos; Friday's open class is where the new pieces are tried out.
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