Dance

Afro-Brazilian Dance Classes

At Axé Capoeira Academy, we teach a wide range of Brazilian and Afro-Brazilian dance from the northeastern region of Brazil.

These classes encompass the full flavor of Brazil and will keep anyone engaged and challenged, regardless of level or expertise.

Classes are only $65/month

Dance Class Monthly fee – $67.25

Dance Class recurring payment – $67.25

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Dança Afro

Fierce! Afro presents powerful full-body movements, inspired by the war dances of Angola and the candomble religion of the Yoruba , Bantu and Gbe people. Dancers will be lifted by the blending of West African and Brazilian rhythms resonating from live drumming.

Samba Reggae

With traditional rhythms of samba from Salvador, Bahia, combined with rhythms from the Caribbean (Reggae), Samba Reggae’s got that booty. Shake it, rattle it, bounce it ! This dance is so fun…Vamos !

Coco de Roda

Coco De Roda is a dance for both male and female dancers. It originates from the Northeast region of Brazil and has a strong African drumming influence. The choreography of the dance involves steps and movements traditional of the indigenous Tupis peoples of Brazil.

Maculêlê

Maculêlê is an Afro-Brazilian dance created by African people working on the sugarcane plantations in Bahia, Northeast Brazil. The dance is choreographed based on the movements and drum rhythms used during the harvest. The slaves used machetes to cut the sugarcane, but later they developed a form of dance with sticks.

Samba No Pé

This dance style will get your heart racing and your feet moving to the exhilarating beat! This fantastic class will teach you footwork variations, work on your ability to move faster, increased isolation, and will continue to develop your rhythm and coordination while having lots of fun!

Colheita

Colheita is a traditional harvest dance from Brazil that is based on collecting and sifting beans at the harvest. Featuring traditional colorful and flowing skirts, dancers swing woven baskets rhythmically at a hypnotizing pace. Light and fun!

Frevo

Frevo is a wide range of musical styles originating from Recife, Brazil, all of which are traditionally associated with Carnival. The word frevo is said to come from fervor, a variant of the Portuguese word fever (to boil). It is said that the sound of the frevo will make listeners and dancers feel as if they are boiling on the ground. Dancers hold teeny little umbrellas.