Latin Dance Evolution

Ahmedy Lde

Ahmedy began his dance journey with urban styles such as hip-hop and breakdance.
In 2006, he discovered Salsa, starting with the Cuban style before quickly focusing on Salsa On1 (Porto style).
He refined his skills by training with renowned national and international instructors and artists, enriching his dance with a wide range of influences.

Driven by his passion for Latin dances, Ahmedy turned to Bachata Moderna in 2012, deepening his knowledge through various Salsa and Bachata festivals across Europe, where he attended advanced training modules with internationally recognized teachers.
From these experiences, he developed his own artistic identity, combining Bachata Fusion — a style that highlights musical interpretation — with Traditional Bachata, striking a perfect balance between modernity and authenticity.

In 2016, Ahmedy took a professional step forward in the world of Latin rhythms.
Together with several local dancers, he founded the group Latin Dance Evolution.
In February 2017, the team participated in the prestigious World Bachata Masters competition in the group category.
Since then, Latin Dance Evolution has performed at many major festivals in Belgium — such as Ahinama, I Love Bachata Leuven, QuieroBailar, and 10Dance Festival Gent — as well as internationally, including the World Congress in Marrakech, Adam’s Festival (Netherlands), Cologne Bachata Congress, and many more across Europe.

Today, Ahmedy teaches alongside his partner Caro, with whom he shares a strong artistic and pedagogical connection.
Together, they continue to train with top international instructors to refine and expand their expertise.
Since 2025, they have been certified Bachazouk instructors — an advanced and essential evolution of Sensual Bachata, characterized by its deeper musicality, fluidity, and expressiveness.
This certification represents a new milestone in their journey, reflecting their continuous commitment to the growth, artistry, and evolution of Latin dance.

Caro

Caroline collaborates and teaches salsa and bachata with Ahmedy since 2019, in Belgium and abroad, and also assists Eric. She is above all a passionate of Latin dances since 2013. She also participates in the elaboration and teaching of the styling part of the pro group shows and demos choreographed by Ahmedy, of which she is of course a part. At the same time, Caro is training in Street Jazz and Hip Hop Girly, in order to bring to her bachata styling a fusion of these more urban dance styles. Caro organizes Lady Styling workshops at our school.

Magali

Magali assists Ahmedy and Eric in the Salsa and Bachata classes at the school. She is also part of the pro group Latin Dance Evolution. After several years of experience in folkloric dances (which she taught for 2 years), she started salsa and bachata in 2014 with several teachers in Belgium, including Talal (on1, on2), Son Dan Van, Eva Manouskova and Laura Minchero. She started shows in 2016 with Laura's choreographic workshop, and then the JJPachanga showteam. These first experiences led to shows abroad (Luxembourg, Spain, Italy, Lithuania,...). She also participated in many salsa and bachata festivals (Poland, France, Spain, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Italy, Croatia, Morocco). In addition, she trains in other styles of dance for diversity (Street Jazz, Ragga, Girly, ...). She is part of the school Latin Dance Evolution since 2019.

Eric

Eric started his Salsa On1 training in 2008 in Charleroi with renowned teachers such as Ricco Chegue and Armando Gutarra. With these teachers he performed in groups in many shows across the country. Passionate about Latin dances, he continued his training in salsa on1 and on2 at international festivals with the greatest instructors such as Fernando Sosa, Johnny Vasquez, Adolfo Indacochea, Fabrizio Febi... He joined the Latin Dance Evolution school in 2016 to start his professional career as a salsa instructor. Eric is also a Bachatero, he has done many shows in Belgium and abroad with the group Latin Dance Evolution and has participated with it in the international championship "World Bachata Masters"

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