Argentine tango is much more than a simple social dance: it is a living connection, communication without words. And yet, sometimes we find ourselves alone: we don’t have a partner to practice with, or the...
Read moreWith this article we’re kicking off a new series exploring every aspect of tango shoes. Why do we even need them for dancing (spoiler: you don’t necessarily need special tango shoes 😉), which other dance...
Read moreLooking for something new this autumn? Beginner tango classes in Budapest and Debrecen are launching again this September! If you’ve always been curious about Argentine tango, now is the time to try — no partner...
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Argentine tango is a dialogue of subtle signals. Because of its intimacy, we enter the dance floor with shared trust and vulnerability, which is why it’s especially important to protect this experience with clear, compassionate Read more…
Dancing under the sky – Outdoor Milongas in Budapest Budapest is not only beautiful – it dances. And in the summer, the city itself becomes a stage for Argentine tango. Historic locations, open skies, the Read more…
Moving to a new city can be exciting—but also lonely. Especially in a place like Budapest, where the beauty of the city sometimes hides how hard it is to actually meet people. If you’re an Read more…
How did Juan d’Arienzo become the King of Rhythm and why was the bandoneon originally invented? Read on and find out everything 🙂 The BBC’s radio program, The Forum, which deals with cultural, artistic, and Read more…
How do seafood make their way into tango?! Well, one in particular, the octopus, definitely has its place here, and not just any place 😉 Read on! Last week in the advanced class, we delved Read more…
“Boleo” or “Voleo”? In Spanish, the “b” and “v” sounds are much closer in pronunciation, so they are often interchanged in writing. This is one reason we encounter both forms. The other reason is related Read more…
After last week’s dense science, let’s switch to a lighter topic (what a series of alliterations…). When you’re not practicing, watching and analyzing performances, listening to tango music or reading about tango… 😉 You can Read more…
