Kilson is the founder and choreographer of Os Reflexos one of the most popular Afrohouse groups in Angola. His approach to Afro house dance fuses Kuduro, Afro house, Kwaito and Naija moves together in his own interpretation. Fast, precise, and unique describes Kilson's dance.

We love Os2 Dos 300 Kassova because they are innovative dancers who push the boundaries of their dance. They represent the best of Angolan urban dance. Rooted in Kuduro, the duo use their Kuduro foundation to create unique and expressive Kassova movements. Kassova is animation, Kassova is energy, Kassova is footwork and above all Kassova is Angolan. The workshop will introduce you to the Kassova style, which is adaptable to any style of dance. For those who are Afrohouse and Kuduro lovers, Kassova fuses well with Afrohouse. The unique Kassova footwork and expressions will add dimension and texture to your Afrohouse and Kuduro dance.

Beginner kuduro tutorial covering foundation moves from 90s. These moves will give you the foundation to build upon and create your own unique variations.

Africa influences its diaspora and the diaspora influences Africa. It is a two way channel that shapes the rhythms we hear and how we dance. Angola and Cuba share a close bond which started during the transatlantic slave trade and continues today. Angolan Kuduro music and dance is a major influence in the urban music of Eastern Cuba: Santiago de Cuba. Continuing the transatlantic cultural influences, Angolan dancers Os2 Dos 300 Kassova executes Kuduro to Afro Beats out of Eastern Cuba. Dancers: Os2 Dos 200 Kassova Musician: Ozkaro Delgado (Song: Ni Perro Ni Gato)