In the second half of 2025, we can once again look forward to Friday evening workshops with Lucas&Déborah.
On 21 November, Lucas and Déborah will teach us how to deal with those very busy Milongas where it is important that we adapt to the speed of the couples around us in the Ronda, but where things sometimes get stuck. To keep the movement flowing, we can turn on the spot. In this workshop, we will be shown various possibilities for doing so.
This workshop can be attended as a pair and costs 15 euros per person. Free walk-in, no registration required. This workshop does require some dance experience.
Stay after the workshop to dance during our Tango Café. The entrance fee of 6 euros is not included in the workshop price.
Lucas (Buenos Aires) and Déborah (Belgium) have worked intensively to develop a pedagogical vision of tango from an artistic and social perspective. They combine their knowledge of the body and music with a strong mindset and attitude to create a tasty and comfortable dance that reflects the essence of the tango music and the tango salon. Their elegance and vitality appear to be natural thanks to a precise and qualitative technical work, necessary to find pleasure and depth in the dance.
Lucas is a dancer, musician and teacher. From Buenos Aires, he moved to Amsterdam where he graduated as a Master in Composition at the Conservatory and hosts the milonga La Yumba every week. He embraces a “culture of social tango”, and in his lesson creates a bridge between what we can express with words and what can only be felt in the flesh.
Déborah has been dancing tango for over 20 years and teaching for 10. Her knowledge of the inner power within each of us and the connection between body and mind make her an inspiration to dancers of all levels. She embodies the perfect example of an intense yet delicate dance, subtly accompanying you through your tango experience, with an uncompromised sense of musicality.