• Good figures and elements to being a good dancer
• Connect to your partner dancing and moving as one
• Comfortable in his or her arms
• Connect to the music interpreting the music, and improvising to it
• Dancing in time to the music
• Avoiding bumping into others
• Complicated and technically challenging combinations are fun an interesting to learn
• Feedback and correction since the dynamics of the movement and connection of two bodies requires feedback and correction. the teacher must spend time observing and even dancing with each student during the class, since most elements in Tango have a "feeling" to them that goes far beyond just its visual appearance
• Teaching of Social Tango in the Buenos Aires Style
• Emphasis on Fun but with High Expectations of Students
• Emphasis on Elements and Their Combinations
• Small Group Classes for Effective Learning
• Partners Changed Frequently

Type of Classes

• Base of people
  • Private lessons
  • Class for your group
  • Workshop series (several hours in one day or over several days)

• Base on Distance
  • Local (within 15 minutes drive )
  • Regional (within 15-60 minutes)
  • Extended (more than 60 minutes travel time).



Private Rates (individual or couple)
Group Rates (arrangements made by group organizer)