Discover the world of tango through a unique experience that blends live music, theater, and dance. A pair of professional dancers from the Estro Tango Company, a musical duo — Patricia Scrocco on violin and Michel Ludwiczak on bandoneon — and singer-actress Hélène Hardouin invite you on a sensory and poetic journey to the heart of early 20th-century Buenos Aires.
Designed as an immersive crescendo, this performance alternates between moments of artistic contemplation and periods of active participation:
- Awakening the Senses & Historical Narrative — a poetic text and a theatrical evocation set the scene, while the first notes of the violin and bandoneon accompany a dance demonstration.
- The interactive workshop — a playful introduction to the basic steps of the tango (no experience required), an exploration of the role of instruments and rhythm, and a playful presentation of the codes of the Milonga, including the famous Cabeceo.
- The Closing Ball — a participatory Milonga where the audience puts what they’ve learned into practice, followed by a final performance bringing together all five artists.
A playful, artistic, and challenging immersion in the history, conventions, and poetry of tango—not to mention a nod to another essential Argentine tradition: Fernet!
Designed as an immersive crescendo, this performance alternates between moments of artistic contemplation and periods of active participation:
- Awakening the Senses & Historical Narrative — a poetic text and a theatrical evocation set the scene, while the first notes of the violin and bandoneon accompany a dance demonstration.
- The interactive workshop — a playful introduction to the basic steps of the tango (no experience required), an exploration of the role of instruments and rhythm, and a playful presentation of the codes of the Milonga, including the famous Cabeceo.
- The Closing Ball — a participatory Milonga where the audience puts what they’ve learned into practice, followed by a final performance bringing together all five artists.
A playful, artistic, and challenging immersion in the history, conventions, and poetry of tango—not to mention a nod to another essential Argentine tradition: Fernet!
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