Open Level Cumbia
with Alan Mijail

March 28 (Friday)
at 7:00 pm

Class length
60 minutes

Location
Cucala Dance Company LIC, 47-10 32nd Pl, LIC

Cumbia class for all levels! Welcome to the KUMBIA experience with Alan Mijail!

Alan grew up in a close-knit community in Queens, where he was immersed in a vibrant

mix of cultures and dance styles. Dance has always been a constant in his life, from

performing at Quinceañeras to grooving while doing everyday chores. At 23, he began

choreographing and coordinating private events, quickly finding his passion for teaching

and sharing dance with others.

In 2014, Alan joined Cali Salsa Pal Mundo Academy, where he dedicated himself to

mastering Salsa Caleña. His journey continued in 2019 when he became a member of

Tumbaga, The Colombian Dance Company of New York, performing in The Colors of

Colombia. Along the way, Alan has had the privilege of learning from renowned

instructors such as Alex & Desire, Maria Ramos, Jorge Riascos, and Ana Saoco, who

have each shaped his growth as a dancer.

In 2023, Alan expanded his dance repertoire by studying Salsa On2 (New York style) at

Empire Mambo Studio and Soul in Motion Academy. He soon began performing with

Souls in Motion, showcasing his unique fusion of On2 and Caleña styles.

In 2025, Alan launched The KUMBIA Experience in Brooklyn, a dynamic Cumbia dance

cycle designed to share his knowledge and passion for this rich Latin American genre.

With over 11 years of teaching experience, Alan’s mission is to inspire confidence on

the dance floor, guiding students of all levels to embrace their own rhythm and style.

Cumbia, the heartbeat of Latin America, is at the core of Alan's teaching. While he

explores its many subgenres, his primary focus is on Cumbia Sonidera, bringing the

rhythm and spirit of this vibrant style to life in his classes.

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Open Level Cumbia (Ticket)

Class Price

$23

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