Dance Art Studio

10 East Wilmot St, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1G9 Get directions »

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Dance Art Studio Ballroom and latin private or group dance lessons, all ages, social or competitive level (Dancesport), Salsa/bachatadance classes or Wedding dance choreography for the first dance or father-daughter dance, ballroom/latin/salsa dance dresses, learn to dance DVD-s. dance shoes, ballroom/latin/salsa dance performers available for corporate events, weddings, ballroom/latin/salsa/bachata dance events more... See more text

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Dance Studio,
Wedding Dance,
Wedding Choreography,
Dancewear,
Ballroom Dance,
Salsa,
- Bachata,
- Tango,
- Viennese Waltz,
- Waltz,
- Salsa Dance Dress,
- Latin Dance,
- Ballroom Dance Dress,
- Latin Dance Dress,
- Foxtrot,
- Jive,
- Swing,
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English,
Romanian,
Russian,
Italian,

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10 East Wilmot St, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1G9

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Dancing isn’t just a hobby for Cristina; it’s a lifelong passion that fuels everything in her life. “I started at 15 years of age in Europe,” she explains, “and I always had dance in parallel with my other career – I’m an engineer.” While her engineering experience led to a career in IT, Cristina couldn’t ignore the call of dance.

“I graduated DanceSport Choreography after school, as part of a school art program. I then became the International DanceSport 10 Dance champion in Romania,” she says proudly, explaining how she became the best in her field. “I was one of the first…because comparing to other, bigger countries, we didn’t have a long tradition in ballroom dancing. It was something new at that time.”

Cristina was determined to let dance take her as far as it could, training and competing with “the pioneers in ballroom dancing in Romania.” But it wasn’t just one particular style that held her interest, she was drawn to all forms of ballroom equally. “I like all of them,” she enthuses, “I still compete in professional-amateur 10 dances today. It’s the Latin category, which is Cha-Cha, Rumba, Samba, Jive and Paso Doble, and there is ballroom standard category, which is Waltz, Tango, Quickstep, Foxtrot and Viennese Waltz.”

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