The Hosts

Two Brazilians, one long argument

Alisson wants to know why a movement works. Gui wants to know what it felt like. The show is what happens when neither of them lets the other stop at a good enough answer, usually for about an hour, usually with the recorder still running.
Our team

Meet our team

Alisson Sandi
Founder, and a slow learner who built a system out of it
Brazilian, dancing since 2003, and still describes himself as a slow learner. Twelve years building the scene in Australia, five in the US, now based in Taipei. Three-time Pro World Champion and Head Judge at the Brazilian Zouk Dance Council, though he talks about the two burnouts more than the titles, because that's where the method came from.
Gui Prada
Co-host, and a dance addict who moved the addiction into teaching
Brazilian, dancing since 2004, and got into it because of a film. Six years on the team at Jaime Arôxa's school in Rio, then a 2009 trip to Buenos Aires where the tango close embrace rearranged what he was chasing. Based in Washington DC now, teaching The Universe Behind the Hug across twenty-odd cities, and still more interested in the hug than the steps.
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