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Carolina Lafata & Pablo Villarraza (Buenos Aires)
Pablo Villarraza war und ist einer der bedeutensten und stilprägendsten Tänzer aus Buenos Aires und Mitbegründer des legendären Studios dni. Er entwickelte den Stil TTC Tango Tecnologia, der mittlerweile von vielen jungen Tänzern bevorzugt in vielen Abwandlungen auch im Unterricht angewendet und weitergegeben wird.
Pablo und Carolina haben sich in den letzten Jahren bedeutend weiterentwickelt und legen nun mehr noch mehr den Schwerpunkt auf Improvisation im Paar, zusammen mit der Musik. Ihr Stil kann als gleichberechtigt, verspielt und genial einfach bezeichnet werden.
Read more: Pablo Villarraza Carolina Lafata on Facebook
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Cecilia Garcia & Serkan Gokcesu (???)
Cecilia and Serkan are a dynamic tango dance couple known for their emotional depth and technical precision.
They are not only talented dancers but also dedicated teachers who share their passion for tango with others.
Together, they regularly perform at milongas and festivals, captivating audiences with their expressive artistry. Their style blends traditional tango elements with modern interpretation and movement exploration. They are also co-founders of a tango shoe brand that combines functionality and aesthetics.
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Aurélie Lafond & Julian Hahn (Deutschland/Frankreich)
Julian and Aurélie are a young tango dance and teaching couple. Building on their training at dni, they have developed their own style.
In addition to his many years of professional experience as a tango dancer, Julian also brings his musical expertise as a former jazz bassist and tango orchestra musician. Aurélie also has a background in other dance styles such as salsa and jazz.
Together, they place great emphasis on the connection with the dance partner, improvisation, and individual attention for their students to foster their progress. In their classes, they cater to each student's individual needs, using technique, creativity, and natural movement to help them develop their own unique tango.
Read more: www.aureliejuliantango.de
Class language: German
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Sabine Zubarik & John-Michael Mendizza (Erfurt)
Sabine Zubarik and John-Michael Mendizza teach together at the Tango Argentino e.V. association in Erfurt, their common home base, as well as at other places as guest teachers. Both work as DJs at various events. John-Michael is also active as a tango-photographer. Sabine participated in Phantastango from the first year on and ever since; she joined the teachers' team already in 2007. John-Michael took part for the first time in 2009 and has been teaching the beginners’ courses together with Sabine since 2013.
Sabine encountered tango in Argentina, in 2005, during a guest lectureship in Córdoba, and fell in love with it. Since then, she travelled to Buenos Aires many times, completed a tango teacher training and has been teaching tango on a part time basis for many years. Her main interests are didactics and methodology: From 2010 on, she organized the yearly German TangoTeacherMeeting in Erfurt and taught courses for teachers. Over several years, she also researched tango academically and wrote articles for the magazine Tangodanza.
John-Michael, born in California, started dancing tango in 2008 in Santa Barbara. He moved to Thuringia, Germany, in 2010. In the following years, he first assisted in the association Tango Argentino e.V. and later became a crucial part of the teaching team. He is a goldsmith as his main profession. If he doesn't spend his free time with tango, he practices his other passion: photography.
John-Michael and Sabine met 2008 in Santa Barbara and have been dancing together ever since; they got married in 2011. They teach all levels from beginners to advanced, close embrace as well as open style, and they try to convey a good sense for musicality and spatial direction by using manageable steps and combinations. Their goal is to pass on a healthy basis of tango to people of all age groups, physical condition, experience and background, so that from the first moment on they can have fun dancing and take part in milongas. Although they like to teach all levels, their hearts belong to the beginners’ courses with the sometimes courageous and curious, sometimes shy newcomers who remind us that we all once started - and how exciting that was!
Read more: www.typisch-tango.de
Class language: German, English
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