Buenos Aires is a captivating city, and there’s no better way to experience its vibrant culture than through a group tango class. Led by renowned instructor Johana Copes, this 2-hour session promises to teach participants the basic steps and movements of the iconic Argentine dance. With a maximum of 16 attendees, the class offers a welcoming atmosphere for both beginners and advanced dancers. Authentic mate and sweet snacks add to the authentic experience, while the opportunity to connect with fellow tango enthusiasts from around the world makes this a truly unique offering.
Key Points
- Renowned tango instructor Johana Copes and her team offer a 2-hour group tango class in the Almagro neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
- The class covers basic tango steps and movements in the first hour, followed by a free practice session with guidance.
- Participants can enjoy authentic Argentine mate and sweet snacks during the class, which is limited to 16 people.
- The class is open to both beginners and advanced dancers, with an overall rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars from 32 reviews.
- The group tango class provides a social opportunity to learn tango and connect with fellow enthusiasts within the rich tango community of Buenos Aires.
Event Overview
The group tango class takes place in the Almagro neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
It’s a 2-hour event that costs €23.16 per person. The class is led by renowned dancer Johana Copes and her team, and it’s available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Participants can learn basic tango steps, sample authentic Argentine mate, and enjoy sweet snacks.
The group is limited to 16 people, including beginners and advanced dancers.
Reservations can be made online, with a pay-later option available. Cancellations are free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
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Class Structure
Though the group tango class is 2 hours long, it’s divided into two distinct segments.
The first hour is a group tango class led by renowned dancer Johana Copes and her team. Here, you will learn the basic tango steps and movements.
The remaining hour is dedicated to free practice, allowing attendees to put their newfound skills into action with guidance from the experienced instructors.
The session also includes sampling authentic Argentine mate and enjoying a selection of sweet snacks, creating a well-rounded cultural experience for the group of 16 dancers, both beginners and advanced.
Participant Experience
Based on the overall rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars from 32 reviews, participants have generally had a positive experience with the group tango class in Buenos Aires.
Attendees praised the enthusiastic teaching style and welcoming atmosphere, appreciating the mix of locals and international participants.
"Great experience!" raved Marte from the Netherlands, while Daria from the UK called it "a must do in Buenos Aires."
Dylan from the US highlighted the instructors’ understanding approach.
The class provides a fun opportunity to learn the basic tango steps, taste authentic mate, and socialize with fellow tango enthusiasts.
Cancellation Policy and Restrictions
According to the information provided, participants can cancel their reservation for the group tango class up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
The activity isn’t suitable for children under 13, pregnant women, people with heart problems, or wheelchair users. Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing.
The class is open to beginners and advanced dancers alike, providing a welcoming atmosphere for tango enthusiasts from around the world to come together and enjoy the experience.
More Great Tours NearbyWhat to Expect
Participants can expect an immersive tango experience led by internationally renowned dancer Johana Copes and her team.
The 2-hour class begins with an hour of group instruction, where they’ll learn basic tango steps. Afterward, they’ll have an hour of free practice with the teachers on hand to provide guidance.
Throughout the class, they’ll be able to enjoy authentic Argentine mate and a selection of sweet snacks.
The class accommodates a group of 16, including beginners and advanced dancers, fostering an atmosphere of camaraderie and cultural exchange.
Getting There
Arriving at the meeting point is straightforward. The class location is in Almagro, a vibrant neighborhood in Buenos Aires.
Your hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so you don’t have to worry about transportation. Simply ring the bell at the exact address when you arrive.
The building has a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with a mix of locals and international attendees. The helpful staff will greet you and ensure you find your way to the tango studio upstairs.
The building has a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with a mix of locals and international attendees. Helpful staff will guide you to the tango studio upstairs.
Once you’re there, you’ll be ready to learn about the group class and embrace the authentic Argentine experience.
Social Aspect
The group tango class offers a wonderful social experience for participants. Dancers from around the world come together, united by their passion for this captivating dance.
During the free practice session, they mingle, share tips, and support each other’s progress. The welcoming atmosphere fosters new connections and friendships. Participants appreciate the diverse mix of locals and international attendees, creating a vibrant, multicultural vibe.
Beyond just learning the dance, the class provides an opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and take in the rich tango community of Buenos Aires. It’s an unforgettable social experience.
About the Instructors
Led by internationally renowned dancer Johana Copes and her team, the group tango class is led by experienced and enthusiastic instructors.
Johana Copes, a celebrated dancer and teacher, has been a fixture in the Buenos Aires tango scene for over two decades. Her team of instructors are highly skilled professionals who bring their passion for tango to every class.
Guiding participants through the fundamentals and finer points of this captivating dance, the instructors create a welcoming and supportive environment where both beginners and advanced dancers can thrive.
Their engaging teaching style ensures an immersive and rewarding tango experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is There a Dress Code for the Tango Class?
There is no formal dress code, but participants are advised to wear comfortable clothes that allow easy movement. The focus is on learning and enjoying the tango experience, not on fashion.
Can I Purchase Additional Mate or Snacks During the Event?
Yes, participants can purchase additional mate and snacks during the event. The class includes a shared table of authentic Argentine treats, and attendees are welcome to enjoy more if they’d like.
Is Photography or Videography Allowed During the Class?
Photography and videography are allowed during the class, but participants should avoid disrupting the instruction or distracting other attendees. Discreet use of devices is permitted, though the organizers recommend fully engaging in the tango experience.
How Long Does It Take to Get to the Venue From the City Center?
The venue is located in the Almagro neighborhood, about 30 minutes from the city center by taxi or public transportation. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, making it convenient for participants to get to and from the class.
Is There a Minimum Number of Participants Required for the Class to Run?
There is no minimum number of participants required for the class to run. The event is open to a group of 16 dancers, including beginners and advanced participants, so it will proceed as scheduled regardless of the final group size.
The Sum Up
Get a taste of Buenos Aires’ vibrant tango culture in this group class. You’ll learn the basics, then practice with expert guidance as you sip on authentic mate and savor sweet snacks. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned dancer, this intimate class with a cap of 16 participants promises an immersive and social experience. Don’t miss this chance to connect with fellow tango enthusiasts from around the world.
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