iris peremees, mirjam leesalu
K-POP | a-pop
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mirjam leesalu
Iris is a KPOP adults FUN and adults DETAIL coach. Dancing, performing, and music have been part of her life since childhood. Iris attended Nõmme Music School for nine years to learn to play the piano, which has strongly supported her dancing endeavors. Exploring the dance world, she has tried various styles, including Vogue, ballet, hip-hop, and since 2019, KPOP. Iris is a member of the studio's KPOP representation group called LoVe2 Dance Crew, since its inception.
She has completed the supplementary training program for dance teachers organized by the Estonian Dance Education Association.
Iris won 3rd place in the solo category at the Crazy-K-Christmas KPOP festival and 2nd place in the duo category a year later at the Crazy-K Festival with Mirjam.
For two years, she collaborated with Julija and the Embassy of South Korea to organize a successful KPOP festival at the Kaja Cultural Center.
She has maintained ongoing collaboration with the Anixi store and the Korean Cultural Club at the Tallinn Central Library to conduct KPOP dance workshops.
Iris has participated in masterclasses by top Korean choreographers such as Centimeter and Jay Kim.
Iris welcomes KPOP enthusiasts of all ages to join her in Monday and Wednesday evening classes, where everyone can share their enthusiasm for this exciting and colorful world of dance and music!
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katrina rohtma
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Jana Kalachova
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What LORA loves about K-pop is that you can never get tired of it. It combines so many different dance styles that everyone can find something for themselves. You not only rely on the beat and tempo but also on the lyrics. What is the song about? How do you express the feelings conveyed in the lyrics? She goes through all of it when prepping for her next performance.
But what is K-pop?
K-pop (short for Korean pop) is a popular music genre from South Korea. Kpop, formerly known as Gayo (가요), started in the 90s, but became popular in 2000. K-pop is "popular music" in South Korea, the term is also often used in a narrower sense to describe a modern form of South Korean pop influenced by styles and genres from around the world, such as experimental, rock, jazz, gospel, hip hop, R&B, reggae , electronic dance, folk, country, classical and traditional Korean music. K-pop style is actually a broad style that varies from feminine movement to vigorous choreography. Our goal is to create a positive and free atmosphere in the class, where we can share the joy of Korean music and dance. We can try different choreographies, go to performances and competitions.
k-pop advanced / k-pop adults
|mirjam |
K-pop Advanced crews, both Juniors’ Guardianas de la Luna and Adults’ LoVe2 Dance Crew, learn full length choreographies, where each dancer fulfils the role of an idol group member. We learn the movements at home from videos and the training time is dedicated to developing technique, cleaning and synchronising the moves and setting dance formations. The studio’s representative K-pop teams can be joined through auditions. Both groups aim to represent the studio at competitions and festivals and film dance videos.
K-POP juniors
| katrina |
Join our K-pop dance class for ages 14 and up, where we explore a variety of dance styles through partial choreographies from popular K-pop songs. You'll build confidence by practicing in front of peers and participating in group exercises that foster teamwork. Our goal is self-improvement, with a focus on exploring your potential and refining your technique to level up your skills by the end of the season. Self-discipline is key, as some routines will span multiple lessons, and you'll be expected to rehearse at home to stay prepared.
K-pop Advanced crews, both Juniors’ Guardianas de la Luna and Adults’ LoVe2 Dance Crew, learn full length choreographies, where each dancer fulfils the role of an idol group member. We learn the movements at home from videos and the training time is dedicated to developing technique, cleaning and synchronising the moves and setting dance formations. The studio’s representative K-pop teams can be joined through auditions. Both groups aim to represent the studio at competitions and festivals and film dance videos.
