Learn tango in a private 90-minute lesson with world-class instructors Iván Romero and Silvana Núñez. This class blends salon technique, stage choreography and practical partner work—ideal for beginners through competitors.
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The wooden floor creaks like a metronome as you step in; the bandoneón breathes between notes and the room tightens around the rhythm. In a private 90-minute lesson with Iván Leonardo Romero and Silvana Núñez you move from awkward steps to purposeful connection, drills broken down into weight changes, axis control and musical phrasing.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
90 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic balance and stamina for standing and partner work recommended
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History
Tango emerged in late 19th-century port districts of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, melding immigrant, criollo and Afro-Argentine influences into a social dance with strong musical roots.
Conservation
Support local teachers and milongas; choose small schools and pay fair prices to sustain cultural heritage and the city’s live music scene.
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Wear smooth-soled shoes
Closed, low-heel shoes with a smooth sole help pivot and protect partners during turns.
Record a practice clip
Ask the teacher to film a short segment so you can review posture and footwork between lessons.
Hydrate before class
A short warm-up and water keep coordination crisp—tango requires steady balance and concentration.
Arrive early to warm up
Arrive 10–15 minutes before start to loosen hips and ankles and discuss goals with the instructor.
Closed, smooth-soled shoes
Enable controlled pivots and protect your partner during turns.
Comfortable, breathable clothing
Allows free hip and torso movement without restricting posture.
Small towel or handkerchief
Useful for wiping sweat during warm-ups in a humid studio.
Phone or small camera
Record short clips of partner work for instructor feedback and home practice.