Learn with a national tango champion. Teaching tango since 2001 At SoTango we offer high quality instruction, tailored and paced for you to get great results, while having a ton of fun in the process! SoTango's next courses... In 2023 SoTango offers 7-week courses for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced at North Sydney on Monday nights from February to mid December 2023: St Peters Presbyterian School Hall, 181 Blues Point Road, North Sydney 7 Mondays starting 6 February 2022 Fundamentals: 6.30pm- 7.30pm - Essential moves for social tango dancing Intermediate: 7.30pm - 8.30pm - Theme: Milonga and Vals Advanced: 8.30pm- 9.30pm - Theme: Milonga and Vals Thinking of taking a tango lesson but not sure if it's the right dance for you? If you're hesitating because you think tango is too difficult, you're too old - or too young, not fit enough or you just can't dance, then read... Why you should learn with SoTango Go here for the SoTango philosophy and here for testimonials. SoTango's Director and principal instructor is Sophia de Lautour (Alvarez). Sophia is a national tango champion who has been teaching tango since 2001. She has taught literally thousands of people to tango, some of whom are now tango instructors themselves - she is a teacher of teachers! For bios on Sophia and her co-teacher Pablito (who share a combined tango experience of 35 years +) go here. Our services include group courses, private coaching, bridal tango, gift certificates, shows and performances, team building. We also host a popular Practilongas every 7 weeks. For more details go to All that we offer. Newsletter Want to stay updated to our news? (new locations, next courses and special offers). Best way is to subscribe to the SoTango newsletter. photo by Matt Sabbagh
And here is footage from the iconic tango night club in Buenos Aires - La Viruta. Watch how the feet connect with the floor and play with the music!
For more information (in addition to our What is Argentine Tango page) SoTango refers visitors to: Unesco gives Argentine tango world heritage status, and the following Wikipedia pages: About Argentine tango and The different forms of tango. |