Argentine Tango dance workshop in JGU

Argentine Tango is a partner dance that developed over the last century in Argentina's capital city, Buenos Aires. It is very different from the Tango in International and American ballroom dancing. Argentine Tango is an interpretive, improvisational social dance that allows the dancers to develop a deep connection between themselves, the music, and the environment in which they are dancing. Please watch this video to get an idea- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbeSqt-TcZc This workshop will teach the basics of Argentine tango to the participants. This event is open only to students and faculty members of our university. The teachers for this workshop are Kiran Sawhney and Naman Dwivedi, who are professionally trained tango dancers teaching tango in Delhi. Learn more about them here - http://www.delhimilonga.com/invite-tango-maestros The venue for the workshop is the Atrium area, infront of the reception. FAQs- 1. What do I Need For my first Tango class? a)Two legs. If you can walk, you can dance too. b)Breath mints - A Tango dancers necessity! c)Comfortable shoes for dancing Leather soles preferred! Both for men and women. No heels to start with. You can also get by in sneakers like Converse, sketchers or Toms shoes. 2. What about a partner? Do I need a partner??? Tango is a partner dance. However, it is not mandatory to come to a class with your partner. You'll meet friends and dance partners in class, so you are welcome to come solo, and youre also free to bring a partner or a friend or two! Either way is perfect.