Most dancers dance alone — even when they have a partner.
This weekend changes that.
12 hours to rebuild how you connect.
You know the moves but feel disconnected from your partner. You want to understand what real connection feels like.
You want to learn Tarraxo the right way — with connection as the foundation, not an afterthought.
You have the basics but something is missing. You want to go deeper into musicality, lead & follow, and presence.
You want a structured method to transmit connection — not just steps, but the real feeling.
Toca = to touch, in the language of the dance. Four pillars designed to bring real connection back to partnership dancing.
Connection with your partner. Feeling through contact, not force.
Listening to your partner's body, energy and timing.
Mastery of your movements. Precision without tension.
Full presence — with yourself, your partner and the music.
Born in Paris, Dawou has been teaching and performing Tarraxo across more than 50 countries since 2016. Official Tarraxo dancer, manager of the first Tarraxo dancer team, trained by Kizzy, Gwany & Liliana de Lima — the pillars of the movement. With 10+ years of pedagogy experience as a former IT teacher, he knows how to structure learning and push dancers out of their comfort zone safely.
After years of observing dancers worldwide, he developed the TOCA Method around one simple truth:
"Most dancers dance alone — even when they have a partner."
His mission: bring back the real essence of Tarraxo. Two bodies. One connection.
For the first time I understood what it means to truly dance with someone. Not at someone — with them.
Dawou doesn't teach steps. He teaches you to listen. After that weekend, everything changed on the dancefloor.
I'd been dancing Tarraxo for 2 years. I thought I knew it. This method showed me I was dancing alone the whole time.
Bangkok — June 20 & 21, 2025
12 hours of intensive Tarraxo connection training
Bangkok, Thailand · June 20 & 21
All levels welcome · Limited spots available
Pricing shared privately upon request