In this episode of ZoukNerds, hosts Alisson Sandi, Gui Prada, and Adayl Iost interview Pedro and Ana, talented dancers from Rio de Janeiro now residing in Toronto, Canada.

They discuss the challenges and joys of building a successful dance partnership, their journey from starting in Brazilian Zouk to becoming established teachers, and their transition to life in Canada.

They also share insights on the importance of local dance communities, the influence of their mentors, and their teaching philosophy aimed at spreading Brazilian dance culture.

The episode highlights the couple's commitment to maintaining the essence of Brazilian Zouk while adapting to new environments and growing their dance family in Toronto.

In this episode of ZoukNerds, hosts Alisson Sandi, Gui Prada, and Adayl Iost continue their interview with Leandro and Nayara.

They delve into the unique, inclusive teaching methodology developed by Leandro and Nayara, exploring how it caters to students of different skill levels and interests.

The discussion includes how this approach was adapted post-pandemic and its implementation in their travels and workshops.

The episode also covers insights into Jack & Jill competitions, their impact on teaching, social dance, and professional careers, while Leandro and Nayara share personal anecdotes and valuable advice for aspiring international dance teachers.

In this episode of ZoukNerds, host Alisson Sandi, along with co-hosts Gui Prada and Adayl Iost, delve into the significance of location on success in the Zouk dance world.

Featuring special guests Leandro and Nayara, the podcast explores their journey in Brazilian Zouk, their teaching methodologies, and how staying in São Paulo influenced their careers.

Leandro and Nayara share personal stories about their early dance experiences, the competitive atmosphere of São Paulo, and their strategies for nurturing a positive community through competitions.

The episode also discusses the future of their dance school, Vox, and how their philosophy of dance as a form of expressive voice continues to resonate globally.