We invite you to discover the Argentine tango, come and dance. With music by Paquita Rivera & Jane Guerra

Often perceived as a sensual and complex dance, Argentine tango can seem intimidating at first. But what is it really like? Far from clichés, this dance is first and foremost an emotional and bodily journey, an encounter between two people, in which every movement becomes a real dialogue. This evening is a beautiful opportunity to discover each other and yourself, learning to move the body in a different way. 

On the program: the first steps, learning to connect with your partner, establishing the embrace and the rhythm of the tango. 

This class will therefore be experimental and focused on intuition. The idea is to return to sensations, the present moment, the presence and listening to the body. In the background, the goal will be to have fun and to enjoy a moment of sharing with others.  

Whether you are a beginner or already experienced (the more passionate we are, the more the essence of tango will be shared), this class is open to all. 

You are welcome to come and just dance!

Magali Scheder Lucchini 

Magali graduated in Alexander Technique in November 2023. She has been practicing Argentine tango for over 20 years and loves to share her passion for this dance in her city. Since 2018, she has also been dedicated to the musicalization of milongas. She loves the moment when the embrace can turn into a magical and profound experience. 

Paquita Rivera

Paquita has carved out a meaningful place in the Chilean music scene through her work with emblematic projects such as Dekiruza, Fulano, Animal en Extinción, Full, and La Banda de la Memoria, blending popular, experimental, and profound musical traditions.

Jane Guerra

Jane, a classically trained violinist from the Faculty of Arts at the University of Chile, has taken her music to international stages such as the Glenn Gould Studio in Canada. She furthered her studies in Barcelona and has performed alongside artists like Luis Miguel, Raphael, Laura Pausini, Michael Bublé, and Ennio Morricone.