Argentine Tango with Fer & Nadia · Turku

We are happy to return to Turku for the third time with a special workshops day on Sunday 5th of May!!! Save the date :) 👇 REGISTRATION 👇 https://forms.gle/uY1TZtJePKhzRQMR8 • PROGRAM • - SUNDAY 5.5 - 👉 12.30 - 13.50 |WS1| Open & Close Embrace Transition 👉 14.00 - 15.20 |WS2| Giros & Enrosques 👉 15.30 - 16.50 |WS3| Milonga 📍 Tanssiurheiluseura Bolero ry, Uhrilähteenkatu 2, 20250 Turku Sali 4. We recommend to come with your own partner. We take solo registrations subject to finding you a suitable partner. If you sign up alone, please wait for confirmation to your email/phone. 🔸WORKSHOP PRICES (per person): 1 Workshop: 25€ 2 Workshops: 45€ Full pass: 60€ EARLY BIRD FULL PASS (Payment until April 28): 55€ 👇 REGISTRATION 👇 https://forms.gle/uY1TZtJePKhzRQMR8 Tervetuloa / Welcome/ Bienvenidxs! About us: Nadia Tapia is a dancer, a dancer teacher, a certified GYROKINESIS® method trainer, an entrepreneur and a PhD in international law (Univ. of Helsinki 2020). She is the main person behind Abrazo Tango. She has been dancing for over 16 years and is able to both lead and follow and teach both roles. In her work she collaborates with different dancers from Finland and abroad. She has taught in Chile, Sweden, Estonia and Finland, where she currently resides and teaches regular lessons. In 2022, Nadia was finalist in the UK Argentine Tango Championship, official preliminary of the World Cup. Fernando Waisberg was born in Buenos Aires, where he initially embraced tango as a hobby. He studied to be a physical education teacher and he worked professionally in his field with all kinds of different age groups after his graduation. During the time, he mixed his two passions - Teaching and Tango. For the past 12 years, Fernando has resided abroad, initially in Finland, where he taught and danced tango. His influence expanded to various European countries and Russia. Over the last six years in Asia, he continued sharing his expertise by teaching tango and performing in tango shows. During his time in Finland, Fernando pioneered tango therapy groups for students dealing with Parkinson's and brain stroke. Additionally, he was a founding member of the Finnish Dance Rehabilitation Association