Friday With Armando & Nuria/Pre-Milonga Class & Porteno Y Bailar

Join us fo a special weekend of fun and learning with Master Teacher Armando Orzuza and Nuria Martinez We are very excited to be back in Boston for a weekend of workshops and dancing. We will be teaching pre-milonga classes for "close embrace" or "Milonguero" with a contemporary style. As a closure to our workshops we will host the Saturday Milonga, Cafe Tango, recreating a traditional milonga from downtown area of Buenos Aires. The dance hall will have the tables and chairs surrounding the dance floor and away from the walls to create a corridor for people to walk. The hosts will sit guests for better distribution and visibility of the dancers. Couples and groups are welcome to call and reserve a table. Milongueros will dance in a warm and close embrace enjoying the dynamic selection of tandas. DRESS ELEGANT - USE EYE CONTACT (CABECEO) - THE DANCE FLOOR IS SACRED - ALWAYS SAY THANKS - MEET AT THE DANCE FLOOR - USE CORRIDOR FOR WALKING FRIDAY, MARCH 30 ​7:45-9pm Pre-Milonga Class: Figures for a Crowded Milonga-Part 1 "Understanding the 3 Rythms in Vals" 9:00pm--dancing at Porteño y Bailarin Guest DJ Benjamin ******** ​SATURDAY, MARCH 31 ****Special Night Hosted by Armando and Nuria ​7:45-9pm Pre-Milonga Class: Figures for a Crowded Milonga-Part 2 "Tango and Milonga" 9:00pm--dancing at Cafe Tango Guest DJ David Chester Performance by Armando and Nuria SUNDAY, APRIL 1 Armando & Nuria are available for private lessons PRICES: FRIDAY: $25 Class only $10 Milonga only $30 for both SATURDAY $25 Class only $15 Milonga only $35 both SPECIAL-- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY --BOTH PACKAGES $60 ****************************************** ABOUT ARMANDO AND NURIA Video links - click below to watch them dance [hidden] [hidden] Armando Orzuza was born in "La Boca", a suburb of Buenos Aires, known as the birth place of the Tango. His first professional contact with the Tango was at the age of fourteen as a sound technician for a "Tangueria" (Tango Performing House) in Buenos Aires. This enriching experience surrounded him with the foremost dancers, singers and orchestras of the Tango world. Ten years later, he began to study the Tango himself. Armando learned to dance from the original "Milongueros" and began his professional career in 1990. Together with his then partner, Daniela Arcuri, Armando performed in the Broadway show Tango Passional in New York and Miami, as well as in the promotion of the album "Tango" by Julio Iglesias. As dance consultants and choreographers they worked in Alan Parkerâs movie "Evita" and in the 2004 Madonnas Re-invention touring show. Armando has performed and taught the tango at Tango Festivals, public and private events, cultural organizations, embassies, consulates, schools, universities, and theaters, throughout Europe, Japan, South America and the United States. Armando also appeared as principal dancer in the movie Assassination Tango directed by Robert Duvall. Together with Nuria Martinez, his current partner, Armando has developed a unique style of dancing and teaching which represent a contemporary style of dancing the social argentine tango. More Info below.