Bojana, originally from Montenegro, started dancing at the age of 12, diving into the world of competitive ballroom. It didn't take long before she was hooked by the precision, expression, and connection that couple dancing brings. By the time she was 17, she was already sharing her passion through teaching—working with both children and adults across a variety of dance styles, with a special focus on partner dances.

At 25, after moving to Belgium, Bojana discovered Brazilian Zouk—and it was love at first step. The freedom, flow, and musical diversity of Zouk offered a completely new way to connect with music and express herself creatively. Since then, she's immersed herself in the international Zouk scene, learning from some of the best at festivals and congresses throughout Europe.

Dance has always been Bojana's greatest passion, and she believes that classes should be a balance of solid technique and genuine enjoyment. Her teaching style combines clear, structured instruction with a fun, open atmosphere that makes learning feel exciting and natural.

She founded ZoukLab with the intention of creating a platform for dancers to build strong foundations, explore musicality, and be part of a welcoming community where everyone feels at home. Two years ago, on a dance floor in Poland, Bojana met her dance partner Lukas (from the Czech Republic), and the two have been teaching together ever since.

To ensure high-quality learning and individual attention, groups are kept smaller, allowing for more personalized feedback and deeper connection with students.

Bojana is known for her thoughtful, technique-focused teaching and her passion for discovering new ways to help dancers grow faster and with more confidence—while having a great time along the way.