Age 4
The first steps
Classical dance, and from that moment dance shaped every part of her life.
About Kenza
Dancer, choreographer, innovator. The creator of Kenza Style.
She began in classical dance at four. Years of ballet, modern, contemporary and hip hop later, in 2019 she met Caribbean dance — and started shaping a language of her own.
The artistic journey
Dance was never just a passion. It was a calling.
Training
Ballet, modern, contemporary, hip hop
Each discipline added to the technical and expressive foundation that defines her style today.
Age 16
The dance diploma
An early milestone that showed a maturity well beyond her age. She kept going, into urban dance, expanding her vocabulary of movement.
2019
The turning point
Salsa, bachata and kizomba opened new dimensions — connection, improvisation, freedom — and blended with her rigorous academic training. A new dance language began to take shape.
The birth of Kenza Style
A bold choice: academic rigour inside bachata.
After an early chapter as a kizomba artist exploring urban style and body control, Kenza found her deepest source of inspiration in bachata. There she made a visionary choice: to merge her academic foundation — technique, discipline, precision — with the expressive freedom, sensuality and connection that define bachata in its most modern keys.
Kenza Style was born from that vision: a fusion-driven, trend-setting language that goes far beyond technique. Every movement tells a story, every transition is crafted to be both aesthetic and emotional.
It isn't a rigid set of rules. It's a framework that lets every dancer find their own authenticity while keeping a coherent technical and aesthetic identity.
Dance is meant not just to be known, but to be felt.
What makes Kenza Style
Four pillars hold it together
Advanced musicality
Deep interpretation of every musical nuance, turning notes into movement.
Refined technique
Solid foundations rooted in classical and contemporary training.
Innovative fusion
Academic structure and social freedom, discipline and improvisation.
Authentic connection
The essence of bachata, amplified by body awareness.
Milestones and collaborations
Every collaboration left its mark
Each one tested new creative dynamics and shaped her identity on the international bachata fusion scene.
2023
Bachatrio
A partnership with Maurizio Bollo and Serena Fummo: a trio project with fresh, dynamic energy. Workshops in trio, partner and lady style over eight months, which opened the door to international audiences.
2024
Demetrio y Kenza
Her first true partner-dance project, born in July 2024. In a few months the “DyK Style” earned fast international recognition for its innovative fusion and standout social content. The partnership lasted just over a year.
2025
Going solo
Kenza began her solo career, putting her full focus on researching and growing Kenza Style — while developing a second project and a Pro training group to push her vision further.
Kenza Style around the world
Six years, four continents, more than fifteen countries.
Every workshop and performance has been a chance to share not just a technique, but a philosophy: connection, authentic expression and personal growth through movement.
4ContinentsEurope, Asia, Australia and Africa
15+CountriesReached through international workshops and performances
6YearsIn the Caribbean dance world, since 2019
Recognised worldwide, rooted in Campania
Today Kenza Style is an innovative dance language, studied and performed in Italy and abroad.
Dance schools, international festivals and dancer communities have embraced an approach that values each dancer's individuality while keeping a recognisable stylistic identity.
On the ground, Kenza runs one of the three locations of Latin Lovers Dance Studios, founded by Nazario Miranda, in Montoro, in the province of Avellino — a reference point in Campania for anyone who wants to go deeper into this style. There she teaches:
- Bachata Lady StyleExpressiveness, sensuality and lady styling technique
- Bachata FusionElements from different disciplines blended into one complete, versatile language
- Bachata Masterclass ProgramAdvanced paths for dancers who want to deepen technique and musicality
- Kenza ProjectA training group for dancers who share her artistic vision and want to grow together
Dance shouldn't just be known — it should be felt. Its greatest value is connection: with others, and above all, with ourselves.
— Kenza
The mission goes beyond technique.
It's about helping people express themselves, push past their limits and learn to listen to their own bodies. In a world that often pulls us away from who we are, dance becomes a way back. Inside Kenzaverse that mission lives online: weekly lessons and a community built on growth, confidence and authentic movement.
