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Basic hip-hop and amapiano grooves

X_YUSUF_BOSS & BRAAI

X_YUSUF_BOSS and BRAAI are joining forces for an evening centred around music and dance. Discover the basic groove of hip-hop and amapiano under the guidance of Tara and Fortune. After the workshop, the venue will be transformed into a dance floor where everyone can try out their new (or old) moves!

Entrance
Free entrance
Location
De Dans - Noorderplantsoen
Accessibility
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A communal dance evening full of music, socialising and good vibes!

Step onto the dance floor and discover the basic groove of hip-hop and South African amapiano. During this accessible workshop, Tara and Fortune will teach you the groove of both styles. No complicated choreography, just moving freely, feeling the music, and learning new moves you can use on the dance floor right away.

No experience? No problem. Everyone is welcome!

After the workshop, the DJ keeps the music going and the space turns into a laid-back social dance: time to try out your new (or old) moves! An evening full of music, dance, connection, and good vibes, organized by X_YUSUF_BOSS and BRAAI.

Dates

Sunday 23 August

Available times

21:00

About the artist

X_YUSUF_BOSS is an interdisciplinary dance company from Groningen that connects contemporary dance with hip-hop culture, music, and social narratives. Guided by the core values of Each One Teach One and Ubuntu, we believe in the power of sharing knowledge, building community, and mutual growth.

Through performances, workshops, and community projects, we create spaces where connection, talent development, and cultural exchange take center stage. Through initiatives like STUDIO X, HIDDEN, and our theater productions, we bring makers and audiences together to learn, move, share stories, and inspire one another.

BRAAI is a recurring amapiano and afrobeats party at Simplon that brings the energetic club culture of South Africa to Groningen. The music style is a unique mix of amapiano - a sound full of deep house, jazz, and kwaito straight from the townships of Johannesburg - combined with the hottest afrobeats and afrohouse tunes of the moment.