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Dance Style

Brazilian Zouk

Our signature style — a deeply musical, flowing partner dance from Brazil.

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History of Zouk & Lambada

Around the early nineties, people in Rio were dancing to Caribbean zouk music. On this music certain elements of Lambada and Lambada Caffeira were used, and with these elements Brazilian Zouk was born. The music is from the Caribbean, which also has its own dance style: Lambada, which has a revival through Brazilian Zouk, is danced on Zouk music but also on Kizomba and other music with a typical slow, quick, quick beat.

What We Teach at Flowaka

At Flowaka we focus on technique, musicality, and intentional connection. Our classes cover circular movements, body isolations, headmovement, travelling turns, leans, boomerangs, counter balance, and sequential rhythms patterns — all taught in a safe and structured way.

Styles & Variations

Neo Zouk

A contemporary evolution of Brazilian Zouk incorporating modern music and fluid, experimental movement.

MZouk

A style blending Zouk technique with alternative and electronic music, emphasising flow and musicality.

Black Zouk / R&B Zouk

Zouk danced to R&B, hip hop, and urban music bringing a smooth, grounded vibe to the dance.

Lambazouk

The faster, bouncier Porto Seguro style with spins and a playful energy.

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