by Kim | Feb 23, 2015 | TANGO TIPS
Tango has had a tumultuous journey. It was born in the slums of Buenos Aires in the late 19th Century. It enjoyed a Golden Age in the 1930ʼs and 1940ʻs only to go into decline in the 1950s. It somehow survived a military dictatorship when it was outlawed and it may...
by Kim | Feb 11, 2015 | TANGO TIPS
If you have been dancing tango even for a short time, you might already have noticed that everyone except for other tango dancers seem to have an image of tango that in no way corresponds to the dance that you are learning.. It is something that we tangueros have to...
by Kim | Jan 28, 2015 | TANGO TIPS
I often think how wonderful it is to be at the start of your tango journey with so many amazing discoveries ahead of you. For many people, the first few years of studying tango is a little like falling in love. You wake up in the morning and you immediately start...
by Kim | Jan 23, 2015 | TANGO DIARY
This Saturday and next we’ll have live music in our Saturday workshops. Musician Domenico Angarano will accompany our class with alternative latin music, allowing us to study musicality in a fantastic – and inspiring – new way. No partner needed. Not...
by Kim | Jan 6, 2015 | TANGO DIARY
Our Classes Re-Start This Week We hope you all had a fantastic Christmas. We’re now back from Argentina and feeling refreshed, inspired and ready to go! All our classes re-start from Tuesday 6th January. Check our our drop-in classes and our special workshops on...
