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Who will
be there?
Most importantly:
You ... the 1st edition
in 2008 was joined by 100 participants from 15 countries ... let's see
whether we beat this record this year ... and, well, these Teachers
will be there for sure:
Eugenia
Parilla y Pablo Inza ("EyP")

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Sarah Swantje Fischer
Eugenia
Parrilla works with a mixture of the languages of tango
and modern
dance. Eugenia was also was part of Tango Discovery. She is a very talented
dancer, dancing for many years with Chicho Frumboli. She has sensual and
accurate movements, and through time she has experimented and matured
a
particular and new movement technique, which constitutes the basis of
the tango
nuevo of nowadays. She has extensively studied dance and movement.
Thanks to her teaching and to her way of dancing, she offers a unique
chance to
see a real expression of “tango nuevo”. Eugenia: natural and
clear in her concept of movement, one of the most exciting young dancers
right now. Investigation, and the
use of dynamics and energy form an important part of her teaching vocabulary.
Pablo
Inza is a dancer with a particular and fluent style, teaching
with an unusual approach and through it he expresses his own way of dancing
tango. Pablo is one
of the argentinian dancers actively engaged in the renewal of tango dancing.
His background is related to contemporary dance and he studied and performed
at
"Teatro General S. Martin, which represents one of the most important
theatres and centres of contemporary dancing, in Buenos Aires and Argentina.
He possesses
a wide knowledge of performing arts such as theatre, art and dramatic
composition
which he studied and further explored at " Escuela Nacional de Arte
Dramatico".
Pablo's tango history began in 1992 and then he gained approval from tango
communities, participating at the most popular tango festival worldwide.
He was the coreographer and director of several tango shows among which
"Radio Cabulero" (Bergen, Norway)," El arte de amar"
(Amsterdam), "Metronomo"
and "Living" at Cambalache Festival in Buenos Aires. Since 2004,
he has been
organizing the “Practica X,” one of the most famous practicas
in town.
Gaia
Pisauro y Leandro Furlan ("GyL")

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Audrius Kacelavicius
Gaia
and Leandro have been working together since 2005. Apart
from Tango
Gaia studied classical and modern dance, while Leandro studied artistic
gymnastics. With an emotional and dynamic dance, They are seeking to
connect classical and modern elements of tango argentino in their
improvisations and spontaneity, and in the sincerity of their movements.
Their classes beginn with a focus on technical elements, and follow by
a
concentration on dynamic and musical elements. Figures are used as examples
to lead the class to a more in depth treatment of the theme. Their teaching
unites precision and emotionality with a special attention on the
connection between two people.
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