DWG Founder & Owner, Kizomba, Urban Kiz, Salsa, Bachata, Hip Hop, Tarraxinha

George Daniel Cimpeanu is a choreographer, instructor, and dancer. He has danced ballet and modern dance professionally for over 10 years. He has studied in the “Real Conservatorio Profesional de Danza” in Madrid and has gained the title of a choreographer. In 2013 his passion for kizomba brought him to dedicate his life to teaching and coaching other teachers in kizomba & urban kiz in his own dance school in Munich and also at many international festivals all over the world.

DWG Co-Founder, Online Offline Support, Web Administrator

Manager, Kizomba, Urban Kiz, Tarraxinha, LadyStyling, Customer-Support

Iva Rudat is an instructor and dancer, and since childhood she was always obsessed with dancing. At the age of 7 she started to dance ballet until 2003 when she decided to try new dances like modern, hip hop and pole dance. In 2017 she met kizomba and fell in love with her first social dance. Since then she started her dance education in kizomba, urban kiz and bachata. Now she is travelling to international festivals teaching lady styling and urban kiz with her partner George Daniel Cimpeanu.

Kizomba

Gary is a French kizomba teacher who has been dancing for 7 years. Influenced by his Caribbean origins (especially its zouk music, dance, and culture) he’s developed a strong passion for kizomba. Both zouk and kizomba represent joy, fun, and also sharing new experiences and feelings, but Gary has also learned over the years, that methodologies and well-defined teaching points are very important to master new dancing skills. The reason why he focuses on giving clear advice without neglecting the most important part: having fun and sharing it!

Kizomba, Ginga Yoga

In 2015 Vera was pushed by her sister to join a dance class at DWG not knowing that this would be the beginning of a love story. After a short flirt with Bachata, she fell in love with Kizomba.
For Vera the meaning of dancing lies in creating a deep connection with herself as well as with her dance partner.
Through teaching she seeks to inspire others to explore their own way too deeply connect with themselves and their partners.

Salsa, Kizomba

First time I had a taste of salsa in 2014 and in 2018 I have decided to go all in dedicating all my free time for dancing. Salsa and bachata are my strong points but I am open to kizomba and tango as well. The most important, after all, is to connect with yourself and your partner. Also, I always say that every dance brings out different energy: salsa is fun, bachata is sensual, and kizomba/tango is all about connection, but for all of them there is one truth: once you start, you will not be able to stop. And that is what happened to me.

Salsa Cubana, Rueda, Bachata, Belly dance, Ladystyling

My dancing passion started when I was 5 when I started classic ballet, but it only grew from there. I started dancing Salsa & Bachata in 2018 and became crazy about Salsa Cubana. On the other side, sensual Bachata is where I can clear my head and enjoy the music beats. Apart from that, belly dance is part of my culture and I always loved it: my favorite way to train the abs is on oriental beats!

Kizomba, Bellydance

Lisa’s dance life started at the age of 3 with Bellydance and never stopped. She also took classes in other styles like Hip Hop, Salsa, Standard, Swing, Tribal, and Modern Mixed Styles. Always trying to develop and learn new styles she fell in love with Kizomba and Bachata. Her specialty lies in combining modern dance moves with the sensual and joyful Bellydance Style. Lisa is a passionate teacher as well who seeks to pass on her love for dancing.

Salsa, Kizomba, UrbanKiz

Peter started his dance journey in 2019 with Salsa. Although Salsa still has a big spot in his heart, he focuses more on teaching Kizomba and Urbankiz. His dance philosophy emphasises on form, pattern, and technique. He focuses on ensuring students grasp the fundamentals, while having fun in a relaxed environment.