Eurokizomba is a European calendar dedicated to Kizomba festivals and parties across Europe.
It helps Edancers easily find events, plan trips, and stay connected with the European Kizomba scene.
Whether you are a beginner, an experienced dancer, or a professional, this page allows you to discover upcoming festivals, parties, workshops, and special events, all organized by country and date.
On this page, you can:
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A selection of highlighted Kizomba festivals and parties happening soon across Europe.
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Kizomba! What is this dance?
Kizomba is a social dance and music genre that originated in Angola, known for its slow rhythm, smooth movements, and strong connection between partners.
Today, it has become a global phenomenon, especially in Europe, where it has evolved into several styles such as Urban Kiz and Tarraxo.
👉 To find where to dance, check our **Kizomba events calendar in Europe**.
Kizomba emerged in Angola in the late 1970s. It developed from a fusion of semba (a traditional Angolan dance) and Caribbean zouk music.
The word “Kizomba” means “party” in Kimbundu, reflecting its social and community-driven nature.
Originally, it was danced at family gatherings and local celebrations, emphasizing connection and shared experience.
Kizomba spread to Europe through African diasporas, particularly in Portugal during the 1980s and 1990s.
It then expanded rapidly across France, Spain, and the UK.
Today, the European scene is highly active, with:
👉 Explore our **Kizomba events in Europe**.
Kizomba is characterized by:
The focus is not on performance, but on connection and musicality.
Urban Kiz emerged in Paris around 2013.
It is not simply a variation of Kizomba, but a distinct dance style.
👉 Many events now include Urban Kiz.
Check upcoming **Kizomba and Urban Kiz festivals in Europe**.
Tarraxinha is an Angolan dance focused on:
Tarraxo is its European evolution, with darker, more electronic music and a structured teaching approach.
👉 These styles are often featured in specialized events.
Since the 2010s, the term “Kizomba” has often been used incorrectly to describe all related styles.
In reality:
Browse the complete and regularly updated list of all upcoming Kizomba festivals in Europe.