Mina in Mala Junta

💜MINA in Mala Junta by Celeste Rodriguez & Natasha Barbará💜 Empower Your Dance, Solo Tango Choreography for Women. 💜MINA💜 is a choreographic approach to tango that gives you the opportunity to express yourself, improve your individual technique, gain confidence in your dancing and shine in the milonga. This course focuses on individual choreography, allowing you to explore your own style and personal expression in each movement. ⚡️We invite you to live the experience of being part of MINA in an intensive seminar, which will take place at the Mala Junta Tango School. You will get to know our method of work and creation in a closed group, aimed at all female dance enthusiasts, regardless of their level. We will delve into tango technique and choreography, always from an individual perspective. 📌Course dates: Saturday 9 November Saturday 14th December Timetable: 12:00 to 14:00 h This is your opportunity to join a community of wonderful women who want to dance tango, have fun and express themselves through dance. For all levels No partner required In person 4 hours of classes 2 hours of training 2 experienced teachers CLASS PART I (1 h) Technique and Fundamentals: We will begin with a brief warm-up, followed by a focus on building a solid foundation of individual technique for MILONGUERAS. We will learn how to organize our body for a more comfortable and dynamic dance, as well as the most important skills to express ourselves in different qualities, whether in the milonga or on stage. We will work on ochos, turns, adornments, boleos and caminatas, paying special attention to the music and the space around us, as well as the interpretation and artistic expression of tango. CLASS PART II (1 h) Choreography: In this second part, we will learn a short individual choreography that will allow us to put into practice everything we have learned, as well as working on our artistic expression and handling of space. 💎Fees: 2 WS: 70€. 1 WS: 40€. More information about MINA: www.tangoceleste.com 💜NATASHA BARBARÁ💜 For me, tango is a language, a means of expression, communication and dialogue. I was born in Argentina and started my tango training in 2004. I am a dancer and teacher of this art, and I have accompanied my artistic training with Classical and Contemporary Ballet, Design and Costumes for Dance, Body Expression, Theatre and Integral Yoga. I am dedicated to researching tango and the body, exploring the expressive and didactic possibilities of movement. In 2013, I created and performed artistic interventions and performances with the company ‘Lado B’. Since 2015, I have been musicalising milongas and tango gatherings, bringing my vision and creativity to each event. Since 2018, I have been living in Europe, where I have continued to dance tango, contemporary dance and performance. In 2021, I founded the company Elementas, focusing on contemporary dance and interdisciplinary arts. Since 2023, I am the protagonist of ‘Alice in Tangoland’ at the company Cirque Sauvage in Spain. I organise various milongas, regular classes, workshops and special participations in festivals and cultural events. Currently, I live in Berlin, where I continue to share my passion for tango with new generations of dancers. 💜CELESTE RODRIGUEZ💜 I am a dancer, tango teacher and milonguera, born in Buenos Aires. I started dancing tango in 2005 as a game and quickly tango became a way of life. In 2009 I decided to dedicate myself professionally to this dance and started teaching in 2012. I graduated as a tango dance instructor in 2013 at CETBA (Centro Educativo de Tango de Buenos Aires), and I have a degree in Dance Pedagogy in Germany. In my 17 years with tango I have had the opportunity to take classes with masters of traditional tango, tango nuevo and queer tango so I manage both roles; and although my personal search is for a more traditional style, I use elements of all styles when teaching my classes. I have successfully organized milongas both in Buenos Aires and Berlin, among them La Domilonga Tango Club, which I organized simultaneously in both cities between 2012 and 2020.