Kizomba is a popular dance and music genre that originated in Angola in the late 1980s. It blends traditional Angolan styles with influences from Semba, Zouk, and Coladeira. Characterized by its slow, romantic rhythms, Kizomba music often features smooth melodies and heartfelt lyrics, making it a favorite for social dancing. The dance itself is known for its close embrace and fluid movements, allowing partners to connect intimately. Kizomba has gained international popularity, with dance schools and festivals dedicated to teaching its steps and techniques. Today, it is enjoyed worldwide, fostering a vibrant community of dancers and music lovers.