We will see you again on Wednesday the 13th of September. Tango whenever you can!
Hard to dance tango in that!
Summer Holidays!
Last classes of the season!
This is the last classes as we break for the summer. Witness Virginia Gomez & Christian Marquez dance for the watching crowd.
The final classes start at 1930 in the Metropole Hotel, McCurtin Street this Wednesday. Come and dance the night away!
Last Sunday milonga!
The music will be played. The throes of passion as the bandoneon plays its mournful melodic music. DJ ‘Ducky’ Day will be hosting it until the wee hours. It starts for the final time on 2000 this Sunday in the Market Tavern on Anglesea Street. Dance the night away!
We are taking a break
No tango?!?
Our last tango milonga takes place this Sunday and will resume on the 17th September. Our last tango classes take place on Wednesday and will resume on the 13th Septemeber. Hopefully, you will be practicing!
Tango Moment #18
There’s a huge difference between doing a move and doing it correctly.
Wise words from Karen Kaye
Catch the aeroplane?
Noelia Hurtado and Carlitos Espinoza dancing without a care in the world. The tune is “El aeroplano” by Juan D’Arienzo. The plane will land at 1930 at the Metropole Hotel, McCurtin Street. Fly away into the sun!
No-one is dancing!
The floor is empty…
The regular Sunday milonga takes place at 2000 in the Market Tavern, Anglesea Street. The floor may have no-one at it but it is looking for you.
Everyone likes tango
Even if they are not dancing correctly all that matters is the tango with a bit of ‘umph’. The difference between try and triumph right? Classes start on Wednesday at 1930 in the Metropole Hotel on McCurtin Street. Dance the night away!
Embrace as if it’s magical
The milonga starts at 2000 in the Market Tavern, Anglesea Street tonight. Dance like the world is watching and you don’t care.
The Feminist and
what exactly? Why, tango of course?
I could use my body to speak. To use braking body language, “Mi amor, mi vida, this is my time.”
I came across this post by Sahsa Cagen on the San Francisco blog. It is a long read but worth.
In Cork we try to codigo each other but always have respect for who the person is a human being. Regardless of gender everyone is welcome to dance!
