Danse Volontaires Team
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Cédric Anjuère
School principal
@rock_4_you
Founder of the Rock 4 You school and director of Danse Volontaires, Cédric Anjuère has been passionate about social dance for over twenty years. He discovered Rock 4 Temps in 2002 and very quickly began to pass on what he learned, initially informally to friends, before gradually developing a real teaching activity.
Trained as an engineer (ESTP), Cédric approaches dance with both an analytical and sensitive eye. He enjoys understanding and explaining the mechanics of movement, aiming to make dance more fluid, natural, and accessible to everyone. This pedagogical approach, blending technical precision with a friendly atmosphere, is now central to the ethos of the schools he directs.
Over the years, he has developed several projects around dance: creation of the ESTP Rock Club, participation in teaching within Parisian clubs, launch of the educational website bien-danser.com, then founding of the Rock 4 You school in 2018.
With the creation of Danse Volontaires in 2024, Cédric pursues a simple objective: to create places where dance is accessible to all, where one can learn seriously without ever losing the pleasure of dancing and sharing.
Cordélia de Lobkowicz
Operations & Development Manager
@cordeliadelobkowicz
Originally from Belgium, Cordélia discovered dance at the age of 15 through 4-Count Rock. Over the years, she has had the opportunity to explore different ways of dancing this style across Europe, including Friezen Rock in Germany and Rock Versaillais in France.
Alongside this passion, and after completing a Master's degree in Management, she pursued a career in finance, working for a year and a half in private banking and procurement. Following this, she chose to take a year to travel across Europe, a break that allowed her to further nurture her passion for dance and meeting new people.
In July 2025, she left Belgium to settle in Paris and join the Rock 4 You and Danse Volontaires adventure alongside Cédric. Today, she actively participates in the daily management and organization of the school, ensuring the smooth running of classes, workshops, and projects that bring the place to life.
Valentine Hanzo
K-Pop, Modern'Lyrical
& Ragga Teacher
@danseavecvalentine
Passionate about dance since childhood, Valentine Hanzo grew up in an artistic environment alongside her mother, herself a teacher. Trained at the Conservatory as well as in several private schools, she explored many styles very early on, from Modern Jazz to Contemporary, including Classical and Hip-Hop, before dedicating herself fully to teaching seven years ago.
As a choreographer and multidisciplinary artist, Valentine guides her students through their learning with rigor and creativity. She emphasizes self-confidence, artistic expression, and the development of a personal identity, all while building upon a solid technical foundation.
At Danse Cadix, she teaches K-Pop, transforming each class into a dynamic and stimulating experience where energy, precision, and the joy of dancing converge. Simultaneously, she also shares her passion for Modern Lyrical and Ragga Dancehall at Danse Volontaires, offering everyone the opportunity to explore different choreographic styles.
Elisa Seclet
Cabaret, Modern'Lyrical
& Hip Hop Teacher
@danseavecvalentine
Passionate about dance since childhood, Elisa has trained in numerous styles, from Modern Jazz to Street Jazz, including Hip-Hop, Lyrical, Cabaret, as well as Latin and Ballroom dances. Also trained in classical and contemporary dance at the Conservatory, she has developed a rich and versatile background that now informs her teaching.
A professional dancer and choreographer, Elisa is involved in numerous artistic projects and creates her own pieces for the stage. Awarded prizes in national and international competitions, she places great importance on the balance between technique, expression, and interpretation, while encouraging each student to develop their own unique style.
At Danse Volontaires, she teaches Hip-Hop, Modern'Lyrical and Cabaret, offering courses that are both demanding and creative, where rigor, energy and the pleasure of dancing come together to allow everyone to progress and assert themselves.
Charlotte Millour
Tango Teacher
@danserletango
Passionate about Argentine Tango since 2006, Charlotte Millour has gradually transformed this fascination into a true way of life. Over the years, she has made several trips to Buenos Aires to train with renowned maestros and immerse herself in the culture surrounding this dance. These experiences have allowed her to develop a profound approach to Tango, nourished as much by technique as by musical sensitivity and the relationship between partners.
For over ten years, Charlotte has been sharing this passion through classes, workshops and training sessions. She also participates in events and milongas, particularly in Paris, where she has been involved in organizing and leading major dance gatherings such as the milongas of the 6th arrondissement town hall, supported by the Argentine Embassy.
For her, Tango is much more than a technique: it's a universal language, a space for encounter and sharing. Through her energy, sensitivity, and experience, Charlotte guides students in discovering an authentic Tango, accessible to all and profoundly vibrant.
Natacha Nezri
Samba Teacher
@danserletango
Passionate about Brazilian dances, Natacha Nezri embodies the richness of Samba with energy and authenticity. As a dancer and artist, she develops a vibrant universe where rhythm, physical grounding, and personal expression take center stage.
Trained in various movement approaches, she also teaches floor barre, which she integrates into her teaching to strengthen posture, body awareness, and fluidity of movement. Her comprehensive approach allows her to guide each student through a process that is both technical and deeply sensory.
At Danse Volontaires, Natacha offers Samba classes accessible to different levels, exploring both "Samba no pé" and more theatrical styles like Samba talons. She invites everyone to feel the music, to free their movement and develop their confidence, in a warm atmosphere where pleasure, culture and self-improvement come together.
Mathilde Aschbacher
Yoga Vinyasa
Teacher
@danserletango
Trained in Vinyasa Yoga (200 hours with Olybe School), Mathilde teaches a dynamic and fluid practice, paced by the breath and accompanied by music. Each session is built around a different theme, inviting participants to explore movement with intention and commitment.
Drawing on her background in dance, she brings to her teaching a particular sensitivity to the body, fluidity, and expression. She offers creative and structured sequences, combining intensity and precision, while remaining accessible to all thanks to adaptations tailored to each level.
Attentive to the evolution of her practice, Mathilde continues to train regularly in order to enrich her classes. She creates a positive and supportive space where everyone can progress, strengthen themselves, and reconnect with themselves through movement and breath.