It has been about 5 weeks since I left Phoenix and I’m happy to report that I finished The Tango Workbook in time for the new semester. The Tango Workbook is a 65 page PDF document geared to the beginning Argentine Tango student. It is NOT a how to dance book – it is however, […]
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It has been 2 weeks since I left Arizona. I have been visiting with my parents, sharing alignment tips with them, and working feverishly on my Tango Workbook for the upcoming tango newbies who will be enrolled at ASU. I have been going through old boxes that my parents had stored as well as registering
As you probably are aware, Maximiliano Cristiani and Jesica Arfenoni are back in town for workshops, private lessons and performances. We have created a schedule of classes that is progressive in nature starting with a Leader and Followers Technique class on Friday night. No partner necessary just a desire to work on yourself. Friday 8:00pm
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The rituals surrounding the milonga are prized among dancers. Almost like a rite of passage that once you know and have put them into practice you feel like you have actually been admitted into the social realm of Argentine Tango. Cabeza translates to “head” and a cabezeo is a nod of the head. This “codigo”
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Reminder about the upcoming New Saturday Tango intensives in September. First, if you or someone you know is interested in learning to Argentine tango send them to the: NEW 4 week Beginner Tango Blast SEPTEMBER 4 two-hour sessions on the following Saturdays: SEPTEMBER 6, 13, 20, 27 4pm – 6pm SNAP (Scottsdale Neighborhood Arts Place) 4425
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