Muñeca Brava Milonga, class, special DJ "El Chiqui", SHOW by Jessi & Joni & lottery

🔥 Muñeca Brava Milonga – Pecado Edition 🔥 Attention! This Muñeca Brava comes in hot hot hot! We are hosting Jessica & Joni who are coming to us from Buenos Aires. They bring with them insights from the Dinzel Method, THE best tandas and a spectacular show. One night full of connection, co-creation, fun and unforgettable dances! 🔥 Theme: Pecado 👗 Dress code: Red & Black ✨ Jessica and Joni are in Gothenburg the whole weekend so if you wish to book privates with them write us a message! 🕘 Schedule 19.30-21.30 Premilonga workshop with Anna & Jessica: Rewiring the dance. New directions through body focus. Drop in. No partner needed, no registration needed 21:00 – 00:30 🎧 Milonga with Guest DJ "El chiqui" 💃 Show by Jessica & Joni 🎟 Lottery with several prizes 🕺 Lots of dancing & beautiful tandas 📍 Location Gamlestadsvägen 14 415 02 Göteborg 🚗 Parking 100+ parking spots available (EasyPark app) 🚋 Trams: 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 🚌 Buses: 21, 32, 56, 59, 78, 121, 127, 159, 167, 168, 173, 510, 515 💸 Entrance WS + Milonga 300 kr Milonga 140 kr 120 kr (for currently enrolled FLOW students) About Jessica & Joni Jessica Estigarribia and Jonathan “El Chiqui” Cañete are based in Buenos Aires, where they teach together at the historic Dinzel Studio and co-organize the milonga Pecado Nuevo at El Batacazo. They also perform, DJ, and collaborate with some of the city’s most iconic tango spaces, carrying forward a tradition in which tango is not only a dance, but a joyful, social, and deeply shared experience. They are currently working under the direction of Eric Dinzel & Flavia Kohut for the next part of the sold out show “La Improvisación: El Metodo”. Their teaching is rooted in the rich tradition of tango — seen not just as a dance, but as a joyful, social, and shared experience. But what does it mean to truly connect in tango? While every person brings a unique body and personal style, a shared technique and internal logic are essential for creating comfort, fluidity, and true communication. Jessica Estigarribia, born in an Argentinian family in Sweden and with a background in theatre and human geography, explores communication, improvisation, and the cultural forces that give tango its depth—as a meeting between people and as an art form. Jonathan “El Chiqui” Cañete is from the suburbs of Buenos Aires, where he has been a driving force in organizing milongas and tango events from the beginning of his journey, helping to sustain and energice the local tango culture. He has DJed across Argentina, bringing his energy and musicality to dance floors nationwide. ✨ Come have fun with us — dance, connect, and share the joy of tango in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Let’s dance the night away! ❤️