Do you think that having a kizomba room at a festival that is geared around salsa and bachata? The fellas talk about it in tthis weeks podcast.

In this episode the brotherhood comes together to discuss the difference between cockiness and confidence on the dance floor

Have you ever been rejected on the dance floor? Should it have happened? Is it even ok for people to tell someone no when being asked to dance? In this episode the Kizomba Brotherhood talks about it.

Let us know your thoughts and times this may have happened to you or a time you've told someone no and your reasons for it.

Song Credit: Dynamo "Encaixa".

The Brotherhood ask Karla Villarreal "Mechikana" about her thought on the role of a follow and offered another perspective of Kizomba from a Leading Lady.

Many people won't learn kizomba because they feel it's a sexual dance, yet will have bachata babies on the dance floor! It doesn't make any sense to us, so we hash it out!!

How do you decide on which event to attend? What criteria do you use when selecting who to support?

Hey do you lead or follow? Do you know your role? Join the brotherhood as we discuss in a 2 part series as we express our thoughts on what is the Role of the Lead in Kizomba.

Welcome back to the discussion of working for free. Leave your thoughts in the comments below. Please follow, like and subscribe to the Podcast.

Have you ever been approached by an Organizer asking you to work for free? Eric leads the brotherhood in a discussion about the Law of Exchange and Karma.

It's troubling to see that in the Kizomba Community that when leaders disagree it is taken as disrespect. We know we are not the only ones that have seen this on social media. Disagreement is allowed but it is very different than disrespecting you or your brand. Are you willing to balance your ego with humility? lets listen to see what the brotherhood thinks about this.