Tango York

Learn Tango Argentino in York with Argentinian Teachers

Celeste Cimino & Luciano Millaqueo

Dance Tango Argentino 7.00pm until 11.00pm every Tuesday

Office telephone: 01904 612171

"Tango is a passionate and elegant communication between two people by dancing as one in total harmony to the music"

The classes are every Tuesday

Absolute beginners from - 7.00pm to 7.45pm

Improvers & technique - 7.45pm to 8.45pm

Intermediates - 8.45pm to 9.45pm

Practica - 9.45pm to 10.30pm

Prices: Beginners £5, one session £8/£5 student; two sessions £12

Private lessons by arrangement

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Milonga social dance evenings are held on the 2nd Sunday afternoon and the 4th Saturday evening of each month

using a superb selection of pure Argentinian tango music.

Next Milongas: Sunday 14th October. Held at the English Martyrs RC Church Hall, Dalton Terrace, York, YO24 4DA. Limited parking available.

                                Saturday 27th October. Held at the English Martyrs RC Church Hall, Dalton Terrace, York, YO24 4DA. Limited parking available.

Sunday format      3.00 - 4.00pm Class £10       4.00 - 8.00pm Milonga £10     Class & Milonga £15

Saturday format     7.00 - 8.00pm Class £10       8.00 - 12.00pm Milonga £10     Class & Milonga £15

Price includes tea, coffee, soft drinks and buffet food

Contact www.facebook.com/celestelucianotango for additional information

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Wherever possible, students should remain after the classes and participate in the practica. It offers an environment focused on learning but with no formal teaching, although the teachers may offer assistance if required. It is easier to explore new ideas and repeat a difficult move many times, building up speed, smoothness and confidence, trying different ways to make it work and keep the connection. It is only through many repetitions that the subleties of balance, connection and movement can be ingrained, making a practica a valuable tool to anyone who really wants to progress their tango. The practica is generally regarded as an assisted session, when more experienced dancers may help out beginners or improvers if asked to do so. In a practica, everyone has something to contribute and to learn.

There is none of the formality of a milonga or formal dance, but if there are more women than men then it may be sensible for leaders to limit their partner to two dances. That way all the women have the opportunity to dance and this makes for a more enjoyable atmosphere. If women want to ask the men for a dance, then we encourage this as well.

The music played is excellent and is the more traditional Argentinian orchestras playing tango vals, pure tango and milonga.

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