Back by popular demand D&A Guided Practica!

Time: 7:30-10:00 p.m

Come and practice your tango in a friendly, supportive and inclusive environment. There will be guidance from tango teachers Diego and Ana, and you are ENCOURAGED to ask them and others for tips. The practica will be preceded by the 7:30-8:30p.m Deconstruct Tango lesson held on the same evening.

*Beverages and snacks will be provided. BYOB

Limited to: 13 couples

(RSVP officially reserves your spot and a must. If not you might be turned down due to limited space)

For more information do not hesitate to contact us at: Diego@Tangoforall.com or Ana@Tangoforall.com

This weekend we will be in Washington D.C teaching 4 hours of Workshops  and Performing. Hope to see you there. Check below for more details!!!

SATURDAY, MARCH 24TH
WORKSHOP, MILONGA W/LIVE MUSIC & PERFORMANCE
8:00PM – 8:45PM Argentine Tango Lesson – All Levels
taught by Ana and Diego-Material: “Ganchos at a tight Milonga”
10:00PM Performance by Ana & Diego

SUNDAY, MARCH 25TH
TWO WORKSHOPS WITH ANA PADRON & DIEGO BLANCO
2:30-4:00pm – Intermediate Level “Learn to read your partner: In this class we will break down tango how simple but very spicy”
4:00-5:30pm – Advanced Level “Volcadas and Leg Wraps”

PRIVATE LESSONS
Privates are available with Ana and Pablo Sunday in the morning before workshops and after workshop. To book your private e-mail jennifer@foreverdancing.com for times.
A limited number of private lessons will be available Sun, Mar 25th and most are already sold.
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PRICES
Saturday Tango lesson
$15.00 dollars per person
Saturday Milonga
$12 Dollars per person

Sunday Workshops
$30.00 Dollars each One hour and a half Workshop.
Private Lessons
$115 for a 45-minute lesson and must be paid for one week in advance or will be resold. To make your appointment E-mail Jennifer@foreverdancing.com

To REGISTER for Workshops or Pay for your Private Lesson go to our Calendar, select the Workshop of interest and follow the instructions to Sign-in.
https://foreverdancing.zenplanner.com/zenplanner/portal/calendar.com
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BIOGRAPHY
Award-winning Argentine Tango dancers Diego Blanco and Ana Padron are one of the top performing couples in the world today. Their tango style is energetic, rhythmical, and innovative, and through their fluid moves they fuse Nuevo Tango with the close embrace look of traditional tango. They co- founded their dance company, Tango for All, to bring this electrifying tango to audiences in America and throughout the world.

Diego and Ana command a wide range of dance disciplines from which they tap inspiration for their movement. In addition to Argentine Tango, these include Classical Ballet, Jazz, African, and Jose Limon, Martha Graham, and Jennifer Muller techniques. They have honed these techniques and skills since their paths first crossed at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, Florida, culminating in Bachelor in Fine Arts degrees from the University of Florida, from which they both graduated with Honors.

Diego and Ana have radiated their love of tango and brought audiences to their feet in applause over many years in many nations: they have toured throughout the United States, the Caribbean, South America, Europe and Asia. They have worked with fellow tango stars such as the dancers Diego Di Falco and Carolina Zokalski, and the Grammy winner musician Raul Jaurena. They have also brought tango to numerous off-Broadway shows and danced and choreographed for an independent film. Outside of the tango realm they have choreographed and danced for legendary modern dance companies that include Jennifer Muller and Martha Graham.

For the sake of their strong love of communication through movement, Diego and Ana cross yet another set of boundaries with their company’s first co-production with Rapture Tango, The Tango Zone: a mix of tango, theatre and video. The Tango Zone presents tango as a language, expanding traditional tango themes to encompass funny, exciting, dramatic and even mundane aspects of existence, both real and imaginary. The show represents a confluence of visions, cultures and media, brought together in a celebration of the multitude of experiences and relationships that make up the fabric of living

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Another great night at La Milonga Rosa. Thank you to everyone who is keeping the milonga going especially Gabriela, Daniel y El grande Sid. 

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This is the summary of the intermediate class.

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I was invited by Albany Tango Society to teach a month of workshops. This is
a wonderful community, they are focused in their learning and they know how to have fun in the class. This is the fourth week of the advanced lessons. Enjoy!  Special thanks
to Kevin and Barbara.

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As promised for those of you that were in class yesterday but did not get to video the lesson here it is. For those that could not come here is the summary. Enjoy

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These musicians are not only extraordinary but they can give an amazing performance check them out. Also this is a great example of music to listen vs music to dance. Piazzola is the type of music that will make you want to express your self through dance for its depth and powerful sound.

But in most traditional milongas DJ’s will not play his music. This is because it is also very complex making it difficult to follow with dance. This is because Piazzolla did not want to play only for dancers he wanted to branch out of this generalization that was happening in the golden age of tango and make a new sound.

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Hi Tangueros here is a video of Ana and I dancing in La Nacional in New York City. I’m posting this video so that those who didn’t  make it can enjoy the show.