Don’t look at me as just a teacher but as your personal cultural translator. During my recent stay in Boston I took a workshop with a music anthropologist at ARTANGO in Brighton, MA, hosted by Fernanda Ghi y Guillermo Merlo (highly respected dancers and teachers, who are now based here). 60 students were in attendance […]
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Being a newbie in anything can be scary. But just like with most things if you want to learn it, you will, and if you want to do it, you will. Let’s talk about intention. I find that if someone is trying something out for someone else than the journey will be very challenging. I
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Day 3: the Semi-Finals. We were in round 3 and remained #101. We had 3 lovely songs to perform to by the following orchestras: Di Sarli, Troilo and Pugliese. There were 25 total couples that were pared down to 16 couples that will go to the finals tomorrow. We made it! Keiko did my hair
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Rommel Oramas and I are back in San Francisco for the US Tango Salon Competition. This is our 4th year and we are excited to be here. The Marriott where the event is held is always friendly and comfortable. We also enjoy coming because we see tango friends that we see every year, so it’s
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Maxi and Jesica have been enjoying the sunshine and have been busy with private lessons but all the rest starts tomorrow. There are plenty of opportunities to take advantage of them while they are here with us. 1) THURSDAY night an all levels class with Maxi & Jesica 7:30pm – 8:30pm at Mijana Restaurant $15.
All the Weekend Activities with Maxi & Jesica! Read More »