No. Many participants join solo. We rotate partners during the class, which is an essential part of learning how to adapt and communicate in Tango Argentino.

No. The Tango Basics Course on Wednesdays and/or Sundays will help you build strong foundations for your tango journey.

Our tango journey is designed to help you work on your dance skills through different layers at a time, and the Tango Learning Pass supports you on that goal.

The Tango Basics help you keep your fundamentals sharp, and fixing any root issues if you already know the basics but some things don't always work.

Grow your Tango and the Tango Immersion Program offer mixed-level material that we'll always adjust to your level, so you can grow your dance sustainably.

If you're unsure, you can always reach out and I'll help you find the best fit. Or just start where it resonates now and adjust as needed. The structure is designed to support different stages of learning and you'll always get guidance.

Tango Argentino isn't something you "finish" after X number of classes. It’s a practice you develop over time.

Anyone can learn Tango, each at their own pace.

Most dancers start feeling their progress after a few weeks and developing confidence in social dancing after a few months of consistent classes and practice.

Beginners that start from zero and attend regularly the Wednesday and Sunday Tango Basics classes are usually ready to join Grow your Tango after 1-3 months, even sooner if already familiar with movement and body awareness.

Consistency helps, but flexibility is built into the system.

You can combine different classes and Prácticas to maintain your learning rhythm. Sessions typically include a brief recap of the previous one, and the Focused Prácticas are the ideal space to catch up and make sure you learn the contents with proper guidance.

Yes, but always with context and purpose.

The goal is not to accumulate figures, but to understand how to use them in a way that works with different partners and music.

Instead of focusing on memorizing steps, we build them on the principles that make your dance functional: body awareness, embodied understanding, musicality, and improvisation — skills that support social dancing, connection and personal expression rather than memorized material. Therefore you might not notice how many steps you're learning if you don't keep track. You'll get guidance on how to do the homework 😉

Your membership is billed on a monthly basis (every 4 weeks) and you can opt for SEPA Direct Debits for your convenience.

Your monthly rate is secured when you join. As long as your subscription remains active, you keep that price — even if prices change in the future.

If you interrupt your subscription, you can rejoin anytime at the current rate.

Your learning rhythm is meant to support your life, not add pressure. You can pause your Tango Learning Pass when needed (giving notice up to 5 days before your following payment date) and rejoin anytime. And private lessons are always an option to catch up if life happens and you want to keep your Pass active.

Everyone can learn tango, each at their own speed.

How soon you'd like to feel comfortable in your body and with your dance is your parameter to decide how much it is worth committing for you.

Tango is like learning a language: the more often and regularly you study and practice, the fastest you become fluent.

I support you with several sessions of guided practice, more than 2 classes per week, and a Tango Learning Pass that gives you easy and affordable access to all of them. A welcoming community that values depth, exploration and collective growth supports you as well.

This isn’t just a class schedule. It’s a full learning ecosystem that helps you get on the dance floor sooner than later. You're welcome to drop in if you have no hurry. Tango starts making sense with continuity. You set your pace.

No. Dance shoes or special clothes aren't required. Nevertheless, to support your body's health, some shoes are more convenient than others to dance Tango. You can find guidance here, and reach out to me for recommendations if you're considering buying dance shoes.

They are practice sessions where we give your body time to repeat, explore, absorb and transform what you learn in class, allowing you to really own every move and saving you time in the long run. You can see them as a training lab that supports your Tango learning.

Repetition builds body memory, and guidance makes sure you're repeating the right thing. They also ensure group coherence week to week, since those who miss a class can use the Focused Práctica to catch up, and those who only attend the Tango Immersion Weekends can stay attuned.

While not mandatory, the Focused Prácticas play a crucial role in how the work matures over time. They're an open space for mindful practice, where dancers from the wider community are welcome to join regardless of where they learn, so you get to interact and practice with people beyond classmates too.

Consistency matters more than intensity.

Dancers who combine weekly classes, guided practice and social dancing tend to progress faster and feel more confident. The Tango Learning Pass supports you on this. Some combine the group setting with private lessons to speed up their process even more, benefiting from professional 1-on-1 work.