Meet Sophie Allaf and Thomas Audon, a dynamic dance duo who’ve been lighting up the dance floor together for four years.
Their chemistry and coordination make it seem like they’ve been partners for much longer.
Sophie’s journey in dance began with ballet at the tender age of five, while Thomas started with ballroom dance and acrobatic rock’n roll when he was just seven.
This talented pair quickly made a name for themselves in the dance world.
They became four-time French champions in boogie woogie and secured the 3rd spot in the World ranking list in 2014.
Their impressive streak continued in 2015, winning the World cup in boogie-woogie Main class in Winterthur, Switzerland, and taking 2nd place in the boogie-woogie World cup in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Sophie and Thomas haven’t slowed down since.
They’re now sharing their passion for dance by teaching boogie-woogie, lindy-hop salsa, and ballroom social dance at both national and international levels.
Their commitment to spreading the joy of dance is evident in their teaching.
To reach an even wider audience, Sophie and Thomas launched their own YouTube channel.
Here, they showcase their incredible dance skills and offer step-by-step tutorials, making it easy for viewers to join in and learn.
One of their most engaging performances is set to the 1962 hit “Do you love me” by The Contours.
Sophie and Thomas added their unique 2021 twist to this catchy tune, creating a dance that’s not only fun but also easy to follow.
All you need is a bit of open space to get started.
Their dance is so accessible and enjoyable that it invites even those who don’t consider themselves dancers to join in.
It’s a reminder that sometimes, it’s just fun to let loose and enjoy the moment, without worrying about who’s watching.
The routine involves a lot of side stepping and hip action, but it’s surprisingly easy to pick up.
Viewers have been quick to express their love for this dance.
One viewer commented:
“Everything about this is just wonderful; this adorable couple radiates charm and personality! Thank you for this, you made my otherwise lousy day much better. Blessings to you!”
Another shared:
“I have noticed that the greatest majority of dance videos are done to 60’s rock, when music was MADE to be danced to, and this couple besides being damn good seem to be having a good time doing it! Rock on!”
Sophie’s warm, inviting smile and Thomas’s fun-loving nature, evident even as he sings along while dancing, make their performances irresistible.
They encourage everyone to join in, whether alone, with a partner, or with friends.
So, why not clear some space and give their dance a try?
The best part is, you don’t need any special attire. If Sophie and Thomas can dance barefoot, so can you.
Hit play on their video and join in on this super fun dance!
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