15 03 LMQF with Hernan Brusa (teaching + DJing)

** 15/03 LMQF with Hernan Brusa, teaching a musicality workshop and DJing! ** LMQF is back on THURSDAY 15.03 with guest teacher Hernan assisted by Marina Open Level Workshop, Dancing on D'Agostino-Vargas: dynamic steps in close embrace. The workshop at 7.30 will be followed by a full on milonga from 9pm - what a night! * DETAILS: LA MILONGA QUE FALTABA, Thursday Mar 15 * ► 7.30pm - 9.00pm: workshop open level with Hernan Brusa ► 9.00pm - 11.30pm: Milonga with DJ Hernan ► Workshop and milonga £16, Milonga only: £8 ► Location: Unity, 277A Upper street, Angel N1 2TZ ► Remember: if you would like to perform at the milonga in the future just send an email or FB message El equipo at LMQF Nos vemos! El equipo La Milonga Que Faltaba ************** ABOUT HERNAN ************* Hernán Brusa was born in Buenos Aires, the heart of Tango. He discovered this wonderful rhythm thanks to his grandfather, who had been a ‘milonguero’ during the golden age and always listened to Carlos Di Sarli and Aníbal Troilo in his house. When he lost his dear grandfather in 1996, Hernán’s curiosity took him to a tango lesson with his sister- they started a weekly course with a disciple of the famous tango couple ‘los Dinzel’. But he only discovered his passion when he first set foot in a milonga in 1997. Since then, his feet have not left the dance floor anymore. He studied with many famous tango masters- with Alejandra Mantiñán, and Gabriel Angió & Natalia Games being the ones who shaped his style. He has been teaching since 2002 in various cities in Argentina, America, Europe and Asia. From 2003 to 2008, he dedicated himself to stage tango, performing every evening in the shows of Buenos Aires. In 2009, he lived in Tokyo to work in a Tango school there. In 2010 he decided to take a break from tango as a career. Returning from Japan, he felt that something in his tango was not the way he wanted it and that his dance had not matured enough. He took on a "normal" job, continued to take private classes with his masters just for pleasure, and danced in the milongas almost every night until dawn for 5 years. Until he found his style. In September 2014 he went to live in Europe, where he returned to tango as a profession, dedicating himself mainly to teaching Tango Salón. He has brought Argentine tango to Italy, the UK, Belgium, Spain, Israel, Denmark, Turkey, Portugal and Switzerland, transmitting the style of the Buenos Aires milongas and the passion that has been in his blood for 2 generations. Tango for Hernan is not just a profession, it is a way of living, a way of expressing himself by embracing someone and breathing together, of getting lost on the dance floor to the rhythm of an orchestra whilst time stops. In tango he has discovered a fabulous way to be happy.