Bachazouk, not BachaZouk. A few thoughts on the style we created I've been mixing bachata and Brazilian Zouk (when i say Zouk, it means Brazilian Zouk)since the pandemic, but it was only in 2023 that I started calling it Bachazouk. At first it was simple. I took my Bachata Sensual combinations and replaced the headrolls with Brazilian zouk head movement: a tilt turn here, a rotisserie there. Then we added moves that fit specific moments in bachata music really well, like toalha, tornado, one-foot spins and counterbalance. Over time, though, I realized that Bachazouk isn't "Bacha + Zouk." It isn't two styles glued together. It's one sentence, one language. What zouk brings isn't only the look of the moves but its way of dancing: a softer frame, trust in the follower's technique, adapting to each partner, and spin and pivot technique. All of that lives inside a dance that is still lead-and-follow at its core. We also love lead-and-follow musicality, where the leader uses the follower's movement to hit the instruments, and where footwork expresses the music just as much as head movement does. From the very beginning, zouk-looking moves have been just one tool, one way to dance differently from the conventional. What I'm really chasing is to be unique, and Brazilian zouk, sensual bachata, traditional bachata and lambada give us an incredible palette for that. So the goal of teaching Bachazouk has never been to hand out flashy moves to copy. It's to help dancers become more creative and more original. If we teach you ten variations of toalha, we hope you'll invent the eleventh. That's our vision. Thank you for reading 🙏 Our latest demo, danced to "No le quite la bachata a la bachata" 👇 https://www.instagram.com/reels/DdnynKsov3r/

Hi everyone! Masa & Polina here from Barcelona 🇪🇸 This month we train both sides of Bachazouk: 🌀 ABC Methodology & Circular Head Movement - Intermediate: moving ABC through "blocks" + one-hand leading (left AND right) - Advanced: finishing a combination from any position: side waves, bate-cabelo, umbrella tilt turn, lambada finish 👣 Footwork in Pair Work - Intermediate: leading the structure & the rhythm (box step, open-close, patín, bass guitar) - Advanced: "canon" conversations & hip-connection footwork for the social floor Head movement + footwork = a dancer who fits the whole bachata song 🎶 💻 4 new classes + all 2026 classes + Day 1–30 Fundamentals course 💳 $39/month 👉 Join here: https://www.masapolinabachazouk.com/skool-premium.html

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For the first time, we have uploaded individual training contents (September 2026) 1. Bachata Basics by Masa and 2.Follower bachazouk techniques by Polina. Can you let us know how you feel about working on indivisual skills more? The reason behind the decision for september is that we really believe the importance of training bachata basics and footwork to be complete bachazouk dancers, as well as follower's techinique always should be practiced alone. We are planning to come back to partner work in September.

Masa & Polina — Bachazouk Online Regular Classes ✅ September is complete — 4 videos, 2 techniques 🕺 Bachata Basics with Masa Int: 3 footworks, knee bounce, 3 hips, 7 structures, the tap Adv: bolero, heel slide, crosses, pullaíto, patín 💃 Toalha with Polina Int: circular head, pivot footwork, side tilt, DJ turn, passive vs active head Adv: full solo choreo — toalha into bate cabelo, hip roll, tilt turn, boneca, half rotisserie, circular cambré 💵 $39 USD per month 2 techniques, 4 videos per month (intermediate + advanced) All 2026 classes included, plus 30+ classes from the archive Day 1 to 30 Bachazouk Fundamentals course (30 tutorials) included ▶️ https://www.masapolinabachazouk.com/skool-premium.html