[Tango-A] NA-E: July 11 & 12 Workshops with Daniela Acuri, El Beso Milonga, Art Exhibit by Marcos Mario

[Tango Dancers]

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) 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 tangodancers at comcast.net 
  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
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