But she wasn't at a club. She was inside a school cafeteria in a quiet neighborhood preparing to teach an exercise class.
"It's almost like you're going out with a bunch of friends to go clubbing, but you don't have to worry about the cigarette smoke or the crazy men coming over to you," Cabral joked.
If all this sounds a bit odd, you don't know Zumba.
The Latin-influenced fitness program has been gaining popularity for the past year or so in the county, with classes sprouting up at a host of local gyms, community...
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