Special giro workshop

This is a special workshop taught with Juan Martin and Stefania. In the beginner / improver class, we worked on a simple giro sequence to get the basics right. In the intermediate / advanced class, Juan Martin & Stefania looked into giros with enrosque and lapiz.

Dimension: Immersion - Theme: Osvaldo & Coca / Carlos & Rosa Perez

This is a special workshop taught together with Juan Martin and Stefania. In the beginner class, we saw a simple sequence inspired by Osvaldo and Coca. Osvaldo is known as honeyfeet for his delicate footwork. Juan Martin & Stefania taught a giro sequence by Carlos & Rosa Perez.

Dimension: Speed - Theme: Asynchronicity II

To end our term, we studied a couple of asynchronous steps, which also happen to be inspired by Osvaldo and Coca, 2 amazing dancers from the Golden Age of Tango and had a look at some of their signature moves. Very playful and musical.

Dimension: Speed - Theme: Asynchronicity I

Asynchronicity is a great tool to add a deeper musical reading as one partner stays on the melody and the other marks the beat. A more complex use of asynchronicity is to have one partner move to the voice. In this class, we put the spotlight onto followers and then onto leaders. When one partner moves whilst the other stays static, it draws the attention to them.

Dimension: Speed - Theme: Mixing energies and speeds in complex figures

In this class, we started with a very fluid way to enter into the cross and then explored original ways to lead crosses with the right leg. These are quite creative variants of the classic cross which can be used to vary speed and energy.