Luna Del Soul - House of Dance

After a year of learning dance with Simona and Lukas, their passion for dance and dedication of teaching are what I value the most. With this such high standards, I have a hard time to find a suitable one after I moved out of CA, sorry that I have to " blame" them on this ;). I flight back to CA every year to just join their Christmas dance party, I am so happy to see more and more people to find the beauty of the dance with them. ALL THE BEST Luna Del Soul !!! Love.

Che was a great instructor, really easy to work with and super enthusiastic and creative for our wedding first dance practices! We felt way more confident and coordinated on our big day, so we really appreciated the time and lessons here. Thanks to Che and the whole team at Luna Del Soul!

Luna Del Soul is a wonderful place to learn how to dance. The staff is very welcoming, including their in house pup! I especially have a lot of gratitude for Che who taught my partner and I a dance for our upcoming wedding. He made the learning process incredibly fun and we left feeling confident and ready to show off our moves ;)

We had such a wonderful experience learning our wedding first dance with Emrah at Luna del Sol! Neither of us have any dance experience, but Emrah was incredibly patient and encouraging. He taught choreography that was the perfect level for us-challenging enough to look beautiful, but still comfortable and natural. Every lesson was fun and relaxed, and we always left feeling more confident. We'd highly recommend Emrah and Luna del Sol to anyone looking for a wedding dance instructor or just wan

I was very hesitant to do a dance, but my husband really wanted us to go for it. As soon as I walked into Luna Del Soul's studio, I felt very welcomed and safe. The private practice areas helped us feel more comfortable as we were learning the steps. The standout of this experience, of course, was our choreographer, Richard. He took our ideas and always made room for more. We had a crazy mashup of a string quartet song followed by a jazz rendition, so there were a lot of different steps to learn