Luca is well-known in the Salsa, Bachata and Kizomba communities in Ireland. He took his first steps in the world of dancing in Italy and fully submerged in Latin dances after he moved to Cork.

His primary expertise in teaching is with sensual Bachata, and he trained in Luis and Andrea’s sensual bachata school. In addition, he continuously improves and broadens his knowledge by attending international congresses and events.

With his detail-oriented approach, he strives to get the best out of his students while creating a fun and relaxed atmosphere in his classes.

Fabrizio Corpora was born in Palermo and has always had a passion for dance. He started dancing when he was about 8 years old, beginning with group dances. Later, he took up the study of Latin American dance, mastering the five main dances.

At the age of 19, Fabrizio studied at the College of Arts and Crafts of Entertainment in Catania, where he had the opportunity to learn from renowned figures such as Raimondo Todaro, Garrison Rochelle, Alessandra Celentano, Fioretta Mari, Peppe Vessicchio, Grazia Di Michele, Valentina Spampinato, and Marcello Bulgaretta.

His training included musical theatre, opera and modern singing, music, and piano.

Fabrizio has accumulated extensive experience in preparing services for shows and events, for auditions for Actitaly, and auditions for Italy’s Got Talent, among others.

His expertise in dance is mainly focused on Caribbean and Latin American dances. He has had several teachers in Caribbean dance, including Valentina Spampinato, Marcello Bulgaretta, Giuseppe and Fina Aruta, Peppe Paglino and Gioacchino Di Carlo, Lady Laura.

He has taught Caribbean dance in Catania, Genoa, and Palermo for some time. He has participated in various workshops and private lessons throughout Italy, meeting numerous famous personalities such as: Terry SalsAlianza, Roly Maden, Massimo Lupo, Mimmo Renna, Mauro Tomatis, Riccardo y Silvia, Daniel y Desirée, Kike y Nahir, Aly-z.

Mo was first introduced to LA-style salsa several years ago while living in California. However she quickly discovered a love for both Cuban salsa and bachata—and kizomba!—after moving to Ireland and joining The Tribe Dance Academy in Cork.

She immediately found her tribe there :-), taking several classes each week and regularly attending Latin dance congresses throughout Ireland and abroad with friends she met through dance. Very soon she began assisting the beginner salsa classes and helping with communications and events.

Mo loves to deepen her knowledge and skills by taking workshops in various styles that focus on technique and musicality. She can’t wait to see you at the next class or congress!

Originally from Cork, but living in the UK until very recently, Rebekah has now returned to her home city! She is a Kizomba teacher and dancer from Kent. She didn’t know she was a dancer until her mid 20’s when she wandered into a Salsa class one evening and the rest is sort of history. While learning to dance and teach Salsa she also came across Bachata, but when she discovered Kizomba it changed her whole world! She took to leading like a duck to water and travelled far and wide to take classes with kizomba masters. And she is always looking to learn and develop more!

She is incredibly passionate about teaching and sharing her love of Kizomba with others. She focuses her lessons on great technique, musicality and flow, and most importantly – Connection! “Connection is Key!” is her absolute favourite phrase. She has a really special way of inviting you into the heart of the dance and opening your eyes to the layers of magic that exist within it with her rather unique and unusual teaching style. She’s always delighted to be asked to dance, as a lead or a follow, and she especially loves dancing with beginners!! So don’t be shy!