Braga, Portugal – The 2025 WDSF Choreographic Latin World Championships concluded on August 31, 2026, in Braga, where eight world championship titles were awarded across adult, youth, junior, and senior categories. The event saw multiple teams from various nations crowned as champions, with Spain and Mongolia notably leading the medal table, each securing three gold medals.
The prestigious competition brought together choreographic Latin dance teams from around the globe, culminating in the awarding of highly coveted world championship titles. Among the teams celebrating their victories were Naron Kids from Spain, Royal Dance representing Mongolia, and Revolution UPA, also from Spain. These teams demonstrated exceptional skill and artistry, earning them top honors in their respective divisions.
Further champions recognized at the event included Star Girls from Mongolia, Bracara Diamond representing the host nation Portugal, and Ballroom Ladies from Ukraine. The Spanish contingent saw another triumph with Forever Naron also securing a world title. These teams, alongside others, contributed to a vibrant display of choreographic Latin talent.
The championships, which awarded a total of eight world championship titles, highlighted the growing global reach and competitive spirit within the World DanceSport Federation's choreographic Latin discipline. The success of teams like Naron Kids, Royal Dance, and Revolution UPA underscores the dedication and hard work invested by athletes and coaches in preparing for such a high-stakes international event. The strong performance by Spain and Mongolia, each claiming three gold medals, marked them as dominant forces in this year's competition.
The 2025 WDSF Choreographic Latin World Championships in Braga served as a significant platform for dancers to showcase their innovative routines and technical prowess, ultimately determining the world's best in this dynamic dance style. The event successfully celebrated the diverse talent and passion for choreographic Latin dance, leaving a lasting impression on participants and spectators alike.