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Atlanta International Bachata Festival
April 27-29, 2012
3 Days of Workshops - Showcases
Social Dancing, Rooftop Pool Parties
and
Lots of Hip movements...!
The city of Atlanta is leading the bachata revolution as PASOFino Inc., presents ABF 4, the fourth annual Atlanta Bachata Festival April
27-29th, 2012 at the magnificent Melia Atlanta Hotel on West Peachtree
Street. Last year had attendees from over 27 states, 20 instructors,
showcases and vendors demonstrating their passion for Bachata and Latin
Dancing. This annual show case event, for Latin Dance, has also become
the launch place for new dancers, choreographers and new show debuts in
the last three years. The show MC Mario B (NJ) and regulars like Jorge Elizonzo (Texas) and Christian Sola (Orlando) are joined this year, for the first time, by International Pablo Vilches (Spain) and Sara Panero (Chile). Other artist showcases included Jose Maldonado, Robert & Robyn, Joby Brava, Salsa Heat, PasoFino and Ana Llorente, besides a whole slew of Djs, dance instructors, vendors and industry promoters. Also new this year will be the Salsa Room hosted by Salsa Fever On2.
The
unmistakable message from this year's show is that the dance revolution
is set to explode making Latin dancing an international phenomenon that
unify all global communities. The performance showcase displayed at the
ABF 2012 will illustrate this trend.
Join us this weekend, as Atlanta Salsa & Bachata dance and music
enthusiasts are treated to the most fun and best in Latin dance
workshops and performance showcases given by some of most talented local
and world renowned instructors, dance groups and couples. As well as
DJ's playing the hottest Bachata & Salsa music around where you can
dance each night away until early morning.
Atlanta has gained a
reputation as a go-to destination for groundbreaking Latin dance events.
In its 4th edition, Atlanta Bachata Fest is poised to continue this
exciting tradition of Latin Dance with a special touch of Southern
hospitality so we hope you can come join us.
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