Tango culture

April 25, 2017

We ♥ Osvaldo and Coca

By |April 25th, 2017|

As we explore the dimension "immersion" this month, we'll get some inspriation from the best old-school milongueros to up your milonga creds, starting with Coca and Osvaldo, who used to dance with a very personal, musical style which is very enjoyable to watch.

Flamboyance with Puppi Castillo

By |April 23rd, 2017|

Puppi Castello's style is more flamboyant and stage-like than any other milongueros we've seen so far in our discovery of the old school milongueros.

Interview with Osvaldo & Coca Cartery

By |April 22nd, 2017|

This month, we explore the tango dimension "Immersion" and look at getting inspiration from the great dancers and masters of the Golden Age of tango. We've already seen in class a couple of steps from Osvaldo and Coca Cartery, the 2004 tango world champions and the specificities of their dancing style.

In this 2-part interview, they give us many interesting insights into the history of tango and milongas.

Go back in time with Rosa and Carlos Perez…

By |April 22nd, 2017|

Carlos and Rosa Perez have been very influential in the world of tango, training many World champions. We particularly enjoy their smooth, poised elegance.

Interview with Carlos & Rosa Perez

By |April 20th, 2017|

This month, we explore the tango dimension "Immersion" and look at getting inspiration from the great dancers and masters of the Golden Age of tango.

In this interview, In this interview, Carlos & Rosa Perez share their personal history and what tango means to them.

March 1, 2017

The birth of milonga

By |March 1st, 2017|

Now that we’ve cleared up any confusion about milonga in our previous post - you dance milonga to milonga at a milonga; let’s take a trip back to the 19th century to when milonga was born. That’s the dance milonga. Keep up. ;)

February 24, 2017

Can tango help our society become more human again?

By |February 24th, 2017|

Experts revealed that tango was actually a key factor of social integration in Argentina during the 19th century. By voicing the concerns and feelings of a population who otherwise had no voice helped to get people talking and expressing themselves.

Tango journey

By |February 24th, 2017|

Tango began to travel the world with Argentine sailors, although it was only when they reached Paris that it really took off on a global scale – oo la la! Once this happened, the more affluent Argentinean population began embracing the tango culture they had previously rejected - typical...

December 23, 2016

The birthplace of tango: discovering Buenos Aires

By |December 23rd, 2016|

★ Advent Calendar : 1 of your 5 tango gems a day! ★

Tango is deeply rooted into the history of Buenos Aires and its immigrants. So to truly understand tango and its origins, one needs to look at the city's fascinating history. How much do you know about Buenos Aires? Let's time travel and see how it all started....

Is it a milonga next?

By |December 22nd, 2016|

★ Advent Calendar : 1 of your 5 tango gems a day! ★

Let me guess and say that you are addicted to tango and to milongas, these evenings where everything comes together like magic. Well, do you know how a milonga evening is structured?
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