ArteDanzaRomagna was born from the passion for dance of Matteo Giovanardi and Laura Pira, a couple in life and on the dance floor, masters of Romagna folk dance and 15-time Italian Champions. Through their courses in Rimini and Misano Adriatico, they share the experience they have gained in the world of dance and their love for a tradition that continues to unite generations.

Matteo's journey began at the age of eight at Mirko and Sandra’s school, leading him to become a dance instructor in 2005. By his side, Laura shares his passion for folk dance, competition successes, and a commitment to teaching. Together, they bring to their lessons a focus on technique and the sensitivity of those who know that dancing, beyond achieving results, must also provide emotions.

Waltz, mazurka, and polka are the heart of the courses: an opportunity to discover the elegance and beauty of Romagna folk dance, learn its steps, and get swept away by the music. Each lesson also dedicates time at the end to the basics of other dances, including salsa, bachata, cha cha cha, and foxtrot, to expand one's repertoire and experience different rhythms.

The school also offers private lessons, group lessons with friends, and workshops for all levels, with the opportunity to attend a first free lesson. An invitation to meet Matteo and Laura and to experience dance as an opportunity for meeting, fun, and discovery, letting yourself be guided by their passion for dance and the Romagna tradition.

Revolución Salsera – KiRevs brings the energy of Cuban salsa, the warmth of Dominican bachata, and the connection of kizomba to the dance floor. Enrico and Roberta are among the leading figures of this initiative, which invites you to discover dance through rhythm, movement, and the joy of sharing music.

The courses take place between Bologna, Casalecchio di Reno, and Calderara di Reno, with lessons dedicated to different levels, from beginners to intermediate and advanced paths. An opportunity to approach these dances or deepen your technique, exploring what makes each one special: the liveliness of Cuban salsa, the musicality of Dominican bachata, and the partner connection in kizomba.

Within the program, Enrico and Roberta teach Cuban salsa, Dominican bachata, and kizomba, joined by other instructors in the various classes. The variety of courses allows you to get to know different styles and find the one that best matches how you feel the music.

The common thread is the pleasure of living, dancing, and sharing: learning new steps, meeting other people, and transforming a passion for music into an experience to be lived together on the dance floor.