Zumba Fitness: Core - Wii

Zumba has become an extremely popular form of exercise over the last few years, and for good reason. Rather than feeling like a workout, the dancing activities that feature in Zumba makes you feel like you’re having fun. All while burning calories! It’s really a win-win approach to keeping fit. And while many Zumba games have been released in the past, Zoë Mode has brought things back to basics with Zumba Fitness: Core.

In this updated dance-fitness game, you take part in exercises that specifically work to build tight and toned abs. It also works as an effective total-body workout - and with a tracklist that includes chart-topping hits, past-era classics and beat-thumping fusion songs, it’s unlikely that you’ll ever get bored with this exercise regime.

The game includes 33 international dance styles, brand new choreography and 40 new songs and routines, including the tracks listed below:

- Enrique Iglesias "Bailamos"
- Don Omar "Zumba"
- Sean Paul "Roll Wid Di Don" (unreleased in the United States)
- Kat DeLuna "Drop it Low"
- Nayer featuring Pitbull "Suavemente (Kiss Me)"
- Bob Marley "Jammin'"
- The Donnas "Dancing with Myself" (exclusive studio recording of the original Billy Idol song with Samba infusion)
- Robert Randolph and the Family Band "Ain't Nothing Wrong with That"
- Grace Potter and the Nocturnals "Paris (Ooh La La)”
- Anane featuring Mr. Vegas "Shake It"
- Tiesto "Nyana"
- Karmin "Broken Hearted"
- Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy "Jhoom"
- Jupiter "Boogie Shoes" (re-record of original 60s song)
- K-liber4 life "Balans"
- Naked Rhythm "Mirage"
- Daler Mehndi "Ho Jayegi Balle Balle"
- Charlotte Swing Orchestra "Jump, Jive and Wail" (re-record of Brian Setzer original)
- Spice and Company "Lift Ya Leg Up"
- Carlinhos Brown "Magalenha"
- Orchestre Baka de Gbine "Gati Bongo"
- Ryan Franks "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies"
- Mara "Crazy Love"