Bryan watson und carmen vincelj biography
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The Dancing Career of Carmen
Carmen Vincelj was born in in Stuttgart, Germany and began dancing at the late age of 17 attending the Weib Schwarz in Pforzheim. In at the age of 19, Carmen partnered with Carsen Krause in Amateur Latin representing Germany, winning the German National Championships. The dancing duo split in January
In January Carmen partnered with Sandro Cavallini where the couple placed second at the German Open Championships in Mannheim in August , achieving the same result the following year. Carmen and Sandro reached second place at the UK Open in as well as becoming runners up at the Goldstadtpokal IDSF International Latin Championships in Pforzheim, Germany. The couple then decided to part ways which led to Carmen taking the next step by turning Professional.
Carmen started dancing with Allan Tornsberg in March , studying under Donnie Burns and together won the German Open Championships the following year in , also winning the • Bryan Watson (dancer)
Bryan Watson (born 18 April ) was nine times Professional World Latin Dance Champion and won the International Latin American Championship five times. Watson was born in Durban, South Africa. He became the UK Open Amateur champion with Claudia Leonie in and the runner-up in the International Latin Professional World Championships with Karen Hardy in He then won his first International Latin Professional World Championships with Carmen Vincelj in Watson and Vincelj proceeded to win every major International Latin Professional Championships that they entered until their retirement from competition in The couple continue to run a dance teaching studio in Wimbledon, London and gave an interesting interview on the subject of retiring from competition.[1] Career[edit]World championships[edit]Bryan Watson and Carmen Vincelj won the W • Carmen VinceljGerman professional dancer (born ) Carmen Vincelj (born in Stuttgart) is a German professional dancer.
Together with her partner Bryan Watson she has won the WDCWorld Latin Dance Championships in the professional category nine times (&#;), as well as 7 British Open Professional Latin American Championships (, - ) at the prestigious and most coveted Blackpool Dance Festival (a record at the time, and would be surpassed by Michael Malitowski & Joanna Leunis in , after they won 8 consecutive titles) .[1] Before partnering with Bryan Watson in , Carmen was a regular Amateur finalist in all championships with her Italian partner, Sandro Cavellini. In , under the training of 14 time WDC World Professional Latin American dance champion, Donnie Burns MBE, Carmen turned professional after partnering with Allan Tornsberg from Denmark. They were | |||||||||||||