On 10 and 11 December, Bulgaria will host the WDSF World Championship Junior 2 Standard for the first time. 60 couples from 33 countries will arrive in Sofia for the competition, BTA reports.
Bulgaria will be represented by two couples. Dancers from Japan, the US, Canada, Kazakhstan, France, Italy, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Israel, Hong Kong, Romania, Turkey, Greece, Portugal, the Republic of North Macedonia, etc, are to participate at the competition.
Meanwhile, an international tournament for standard dances and Latin dances will also take place in Sofia. 500 competitors will take part at the WDSF International Open Latin & Standard.
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