All My Friends Are Dancers
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Dancing Around the Questions
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Chinkee, the founder and leader of RVA Zouk Movement, joins us to discuss her origins in dance. While mainly focused on Brazilian zouk now, she shares her experiences in both solo and partner dancing. We discuss her very busy travel schedule and how dancers pretty much end up with huge numbers of dancing friends.
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Chinkee, the founder and leader of RVA Zouk Movement, joins us to discuss her origins in dance. While mainly focused on Brazilian zouk now, she shares her experiences in both solo and partner dancing. We discuss her very busy travel schedule and how dancers pretty much end up with huge numbers of dancing friends.
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