El Beso Milonga
SOUTH JERSEY'S TANGO CONNECTION
Dance in a Buenos Aires type atmosphere
NEW LOCATION
Haddonfield School of Dance
413 Crystal Lake Avenue
Haddonfield, NJ 08003
Great Floor! Great Music! Great People! Plenty of parking! Only 15
minutes from the BF & WW Bridges! Six blocks from the Westmont High
Speedline. Close to restaurants! Invite a friend!
Join us every Second Saturday of the month.
Milonga 8:30-until late -$12.00
This month Special Guest DJ-Leslie Mitchell
Dance Demonstration & Art Exhibit
Featuring Daniela Acuri Master of Tango &
Marcos Mario Artist & Author of several Tango books
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Workshops
5:00-6:30PM: Milonga Traspie verses Lisa/Rhythm & Figures
6:30-8:00PM: Tango Intermediate/Advanced
Syncopations/Musicality & Interpretation for Tango Salon
(Close Embrace)
8:00-8:30PM Lecture History of Tango as it relates to the music Marcos
Mario Artist/Author
Sunday, July 12, 2009
2:00-3:30PM: Tango Technique-Men & Women
3:30-5:00PM: Turns on 1 foot and 2 feet, Planeo, Lapis, Enrosque,
Different type of molinete-Open Embrace
One Class-$25.00
Two Classes-$40.00
Three Classes-$60.00
Four Classes-$80.00
Contact Vittoria or Guillermo(856)751-2770 or (856)-577-6145 [email protected]
www.argentangodancers.com
Daniela Arcuri grew up in the heart of Buenos Aires, where she
absorbed the English, French, Spanish and mostly Italian influences
that define the cosmopolitan "porteño" culture of this port city. At
age thirteen, Daniela began training in ballet, modern dance, music,
acting, jazz, argentinean folk dancing and gymnastics. She is a
graduate of the Escuela Nacional de Danzas and Instituto Nacional de
Gimnasia. She began to teach and choreograph tango at the age of
twenty-five and developed the passion for the drama of the latin
dances and cultures, recognizing that the Tango was her own artistic
vocabulary.
Her style developed as a result of her training both in ballet and
modern-contemporary dance, and the influence and instruction from some
of the great "milongueros" (the tango masters) of Club Almagro and
Villa Urquiza of Buenos Aires such as Rodolfo Dinzel, Eduardo
Arquimbau, Antonio Todaro, and Pepito Avellaneda and years spent
dancing and observing in the milongas of Buenos Aires.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQKVtiYSMNA
Daniela & Omar Vega
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBKUnjhs_QU&feature=related
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