HORACIO GODOY – Buenos Aires / Argentina
Horacio Godoy, called “el pebete”, is one of the most important current tango dancers, instructors and DJ of Tango Argentino.
He is known for its wonderful and incredible musicality, speed, technique and creativity in the tango. This in combination with his humor and sympathy that he radiates, make him an invaluable teacher.
Specializes in the style of “Villa Urquiza”, he was trained by the largest milongueros and with distinction recognized there. “El pebete” is since 20 years one of the directors and organizers of the tango school and milonga “La Viruta” – the largest and most prestigious schools in Argentina.
Horacio can be found at many festivals in Europe, Asia and America, both as a dancer and as a teacher, and toured with various Essembles like Esteban Morgado Quartet as a dancer and choreographer, as well as “Tango Fatal”, “Tango Emotion” and “Tanguera”. At the end of the 90´s he taught at Stanford University in the United States.
Specifically for the theme of “musicality” he was an honorary guest at the Tango Festival and the World Tango Championship in Buenos Aires – City Government. He works at the theater “Teatro Alvear” and the orchestra of the city of Buenos Aires together. As one of the representatives of “LA Viruta”, he participated in a tour of France for the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires.
He spends most of the year on tour around the world.
More about Horacio Godoy: www.horaciogodoy.com
MABEL RIVERO – Rosario / Argentina
Mabel Rivero convinced with sound, accurate and supported by hospitality education.
The basis of her training in ballet, contemporary dance, release technique, choreography and group psychology and her experience as a tango instructor with an international Round baking, allow this wonderful teacher with precision and knowledge to teach their students.
Mabel has lived for many years in Berlin and taught in German.
More about Mabel RIVERO: www.mabelrivero.com
YUYÚ HERRERA – Buenos Aires / Argentina
Yuyú Herrera is Tango dancer and teacher specialized for movement, technique and musicality, with 20 years of dance experience and 10 years of tango teaching experience. Her specialty as a teacher of Tango Argentino is her musicality, precision, improvisation and empathy. Not belong to the showdance of tango dancers, but teaches a tango of the milongas of Buenos Aires. She teaches dance – not rehearsed or choreographed step sequences, because tango is improvisation.
Her teaching is underpinned by theoretical and practical aspects on the basis of a fundamental and complex concept, full of imagination and creativity. As a teacher she is distinguished by its warmth, patience and energy. She has a keen eye to solve the mechanical problems of the body and a clear knowledge and a wonderful intuition about this. The competence and commitment of Yuyu guarantee their students real learning of each topic.
In particular, she works with the lessons of Tango Argentino for blind, sick and disabled people.
Yuyu lives and works in Buenos Aires and Europe. Her teaching is in Spanish (or English) – we give her a synchronous translation into German of the page.
More than Yuyu Herrera: www.yuyutango.com
Claudio Cardona and Vito Muñoz
“Our training is based on clear concepts for learning the Argentine tango and it is important to us to communicate it to our students in a comprehensible and easily understandable way. It is important to us to conduct a personal and individual training and share our view of the tango.”
Claudio Cardona (Argentina) and Vito Muñoz (Peru) live in Madrid. They tour as Argentine tango teachers and dancers mostly through Northern Spain and are for us here still an insider tip. They inspire with their friendly, uncomplicated and uncapricious manner, their intensity for everyone in their classes and their shows full of humor, ingenuity and musicality.
Claudio and Vito have been friends since 2008, have opened together in 2009 their milonga “la Covacha” in Madrid/Spain and hold classes together on various topics before their milonga. Over time, they were getting more and more invited as teachers and for shows, and thus, without intention, finally became dancing partners.
Invitations and participation in festivals as teachers and show dancers in Madrid, Salamanca, Oviedo, Malaga, Irun, Marbella, Valladolid, Burgos, Oviedo, Bilbao, Llanes, San Sebastian, Biarritz (France), Munich (Germany) and Porto (Portugal).
At present, they give classes in several cities in Spain, Germany, France and Portugal. More about them: www.claudioyvito.com