• Individual freedom: Your dance is what only you can do. None can dance for you, nor tell you what to do in the moment of dancing. Your dance is the product of your free choices.
• Smart adaptability: Even though you are free to do whatever you want, there are factors that require your attention, to which you need to adapt in a way that does not contradict your freedom, without being imposing.
• Good taste: The limit of your decisions is nothing other than aesthetics.
• Politeness: Because you are not alone on the dance floor, kindness and politeness are virtues that make you a good dancer.
• Wittiness: In any social situation, but particularly in the context of a milonga, your spark adds flavor to a shared experience.
• Passion: It fuels your dance, makes it come alive. Without it you run the risk of moving mechanically, which will never be dancing.
• Care: Your partner so close to you, and other couples around you on the dance floor, are human beings. Being considerate is part of what makes you a good dancer.

To develop these aspects of your dance you need to practice Tango with other people, who are not strangers, although there will always be someone new coming to Tango, to whom you will be a link to the community of milongueros.

• Social aspects of Tango:
  • Line of dance.
  • Cabeceo (invitation to dance making eye contact).
  • How the music is played in the milongas.
  • What to do after your dance ends.
• Tango technique exercises.
• Tango patterns and footwork: from basic to complex.

We are committed to favor the development of a community of likeminded individuals who see Tango as a way to become better examples of human beings.

Neither group classes nor private lessons alone will make you a good dancer. You need both.

To dance Tango you must be a good dancer.