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| The Team |
The Rhythm Of Life!™ is now: ZaBoomBa™ |
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Let ZaBoomBa bring sizzle and dynamic excitement to your next conference, community program, school, or festival!
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ZaBoomBa™ is a program of the Source Consulting Group.
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The Rhythm Of Life!™ team has talented, energetic drummers
and dancers, who bring passion and energy to every presentation! |
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| Primary Facilitators |
Kenya S. Masala is a national corporate and youth development trainer and human development  consultant. As co-director of the Source Consulting Group, he delivers a unique blend of simple, yetcutting edge information on maximizing workplace and community interactions, with powerful kinesthetic experiences that drive home the learning. Learn more...
Kenya is a REMO Drums endorsed drumming facilitator. |
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Gabriela Masala, M.A., is an energetic, creative, and multi-talented facilitator. She works extensively  with groups and individuals in the areas of wellness and personal development. She masterfully blends expressive arts, yoga, dance, and ecumenical spirituality in programs that nurture mind, body and soul. Gabriela effortlessly creates a community context for authentic expression, intuitive depth and sacred wisdom to come alive. Her diverse clients speak highly of her playful vitality, which inspires their innate joy, and life celebration. Learn more...
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| Drummers and Dancers |
| Yarrow King combines her love of movement and music with her broad background in the expressive/healing arts. She has studied, taught and performed West African and Caribbean dance with The Rhythm Of Life!™ and other ensembles for the past ten years. Through integrating her knowledge of plant medicine and holistic health care, she weaves vital elements of life and consciousness with the essence of music and dance. Her teaching style welcomes students into an experience of fun, safety, and creativity. Yarrow has the unique ability to encourage participants to explore their own self-expression, with an emphasis on emotional, mental and physical well-being. She has choreographed performance pieces for The Rhythm Of Life!™ combining traditional and contemporary dance forms. |
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| Kimi Eisele studied ballet, tap, jazz, and modern for 10 years and thought her dancing days were over; then she found West African dance! It changed her entire perception of movement and essential communication. Kimi is a writer, and the editor/mentor for 110 Degrees, a new youth magazine about Tucson. She has coordinated writing and arts programs with children in Ecuador, Mexico, and the U.S. and loves inspiring and watching children and adolescents learn to express themselves. She joined The Rhythm Of Life!™ in the fall of 2000. |
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| Leza Carter has been an educator for over 10 years. With a degree in modern languages and a background in ESL instruction and garden design, she currently works in the public school system as an outdoor learning specialist and gardening teacher. Leza's love for children and commitment to connecting with young people whenever possible, coupled with her passion for West African Dance and rhythms, are what brought her to The Rhythm Of Life!™. For Leza, to see children from all backgrounds experience the joy and freedom of movement that she too, has experienced through her dance, is to bear witness to the universality of these rhythms and their healing nature. It is her greatest pleasure to introduce young people to the infinitely empowering world of self-expression through music and dance. |
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| Kephart Taiz is a studied African dancer, pianist, harpist, and an incredible mask maker. Kep's interests bring his art forms into the realms of education and theater. His stunning naturalistic masks, inspired by world cultures, bring to life a magical essence, and his ability to charm and mesmerize crowds is indeed something to see! Kep's warm and generous performance style captures the true feeling of the village circle. |
The Rhythm Of Life!™ 512.293.2400 |
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Photo credits: Heather McMorrow |
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