This is a story about a young beginner tango dancer. A student from another country enjoying his graduate studies and some tango and incidentally an excellent racquetball player. He had only been studying tango for about 2 months. So maybe he had taken 30 hours of tango by the time he excitedly made the decision […]
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What an exciting opportunity we have! Come join us for Pichuco, the movie and Milonga night! I have been contacted by a close friend of the director to offer to show this documentary on the tango orchestra leader, Anibal Troilo, nicknamed, Pichuco. He heard the magical instrument of tango, the bandoneon, when he was little and
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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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UPCOMING CLASS UPDATES, ALSO WORLD CHAMPIONS MAXI & JESICA BACK IN TOWN, AND UPCOMING OUTDOOR MILONGA The next Beginner Blast dates are now posted so if you or anyone you know is interested in learning Argentine Tango, now is the time! Saturdays: OCTOBER 18, 25 & NOVEMBER 1, 8 4pm – 6pm SNAP (Scottsdale Neighborhood Arts
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I think I have finally caught up on sleep. And in between have been enjoying the lush green of my environs. I have been so well taken care of here at the Tangovilla by my hosts, Stefan and Ralph. I met Stefan at a tango teacher training session a few years ago. We were paired
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