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Welcome to La Diosa Durbanville

Hi, I'm Marzanne
Here's more about me...
I’ve been part of the dance industry for over 20 years, with more than 12 years in the salsa scene. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working as a dancer, teacher, coach and choreographer.
For me, dance has always been about so much more than learning steps. It’s about connection, confidence, community and the pure joy of dancing.
As co-owner of La Diosa Durbanville, I’m incredibly excited to bring the La Diosa energy to Durbanville and to create a space where everyone, from complete beginners to experienced dancers, feels welcome.
I can’t wait to welcome you onto the dance floor! 💃✨
Let's get you dancing!


Salsa, Bachata & Kizomba: 4-week beginner courses 💃🏽🕺🏽
Want to learn to dance with a partner? Start here! Choose Salsa, Bachata or Kizomba—or explore all three.
Over four weeks, we’ll guide you through the basics, help you connect with your partner and build your confidence step by step. Our classes are fun, relaxed and welcoming, so you can enjoy learning from your very first class.
No experience needed. Just come ready to move, meet new people and discover the joy of dancing!
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WHAT TO BRING TO CLASS
When attending a Salsa, Bachata, or Kizomba dance class, it's important to come prepared.
Here's a list of items you may need to bring along:
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Comfortable dance shoes: Choose shoes that are specifically designed for Latin dance styles, with suede or leather soles that allow for easy movement and spins. Avoid rubber-soled shoes, as they may stick to the dance floor and make it difficult to execute certain moves.
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Appropriate dance attire: Wear comfortable clothes that allow for freedom of movement, such as leggings, dance skirts, or loose-fitting pants. Avoid clothing that restricts your movement or makes you feel uncomfortable.
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Water bottle: Dancing can be physically demanding, so staying hydrated is important. Bring a water bottle to keep yourself hydrated during breaks or throughout the class.
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Towel: Latin dance styles can be energetic and may cause you to sweat. Bringing a small towel can help you stay fresh during the class and wipe off any excess sweat.
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Personal items: Consider bringing a small bag or purse to keep your personal items like keys, phone, and wallet safe and in one place. You can store it in the pigeon holes at the studio.
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Positive attitude: Dancing is a social activity, and a positive attitude can go a long way in enjoying the experience and learning from the class. Bring an open mind, willingness to learn, and a positive attitude to make the most out of your dance class.
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