“Pirouettes” aka Spin on 1 axis: technic, connection and application of a powerful dance tool

Technical work to create colgadas and volcadas, deepening the
understanding of axis and defining shared turns as a useful tool
for social dancing.

The Art of Discreet Guidance
Less force, more intention.Through micro-leads, internal energy and clear, subtle signals, leading becomes almost invisible. We create space and direction within the embrace so movement arises naturally, without force — like an obvious, shared choice.

The Secret Play of the Feet
Barridas as dialogue, not as pushing. Subtle barridas and play with the free leg, with feeling, timing and connection. Small movements that create big moments in the embrace.

Interpretation of staccato in melody and countermelody

The dialogue between instruments:

Piano – the foundation of rhythm and pulse.

Bandoneón – the breath and phrasing of tango

Violin – the expression and melodic tension

This class explores the essence of staccato — sharp, defined, and precise movements that

mirror the rhythmic interpretation of tango’s instruments. We’ll connect musicality and

movement to understand how staccato lives within both the melody and the countermelody.

What you’ll gain:

✓A deeper understanding of musical structure and phrasing

✓Tools to translate instrumental accents into body movement

✓Techniques to play with weight, timing, and rhythm with your partner

✓The ability to lead or propose musical contrasts with clarity and precision

Discover how staccato becomes a conversation — between instruments, between partners,

and within the music itself.

**No need to come as a couple but is better

 SIMPLE SYNCOPA - SUCCESSIVE SINCOPAS and SINCOPAS WITH

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSDiscover one of the most characteristic rhythmic elements in tango: the syncopa.

Explore how different orchestras — Canaro, Troilo, Fresedo, and Biagi — interpret this

dialogue between beat and anticipation.

This class delves into a defining feature of the musical language of tango.

Through the contrasting styles of Canaro, Troilo, Fresedo, and Biagi, we’ll analyze how each

Orchestra expresses this dialogue — from solid rhythmic grounding to playful syncopation —

and how dancers can embody these nuances through movement, timing, and connection.

You’ll gain:

✓ A clear understanding of the marcato–syncopa structure as a core of tango rhythm.

✓ Tools to adapt your dance to different orchestral interpretations.

✓ Greater rhythmic awareness and expressive precision in your musicality.

**No need to come as a couple but is better

Exploring the style of Osvaldo Pugliese in his second period (1950s–60s).

In this class, we will dive into the deep and expressive musical language of Pugliese’s

orchestra during this defining period.

Through “Nochero Soy”

, we will work on different dynamics, the RUBATO, and all the

musical nuances that shape the identity of the dance, and how to embody them with

sensitivity, control, and musical awareness.

What you’ll gain:

✓ A deeper understanding of Pugliese’s musical structure and phrasing

✓ Tools to interpret different dynamics and the RUBATO in your dance

✓ Greater awareness of pauses, suspensions, and expressive timing

✓ The ability to create intensity and contrast in connection with your partner

Discover how dancing Pugliese becomes an emotional and musical journey, where each

pause, each suspension, and each accent transform our dance.

**No need to come as a couple but is bette