4-Week Argentine Tango Dance Beginners Series with Julian Ramil & DJ HOWOON @ Milonga El Valenciano

Name: 4-Week Argentine Tango Dance Beginners Series with Julian Ramil & DJ HOWOON @ Milonga El Valenciano
Start: 2026-01-06T19:30:00-08:00
Location: El Valenciano Restaurant & Bar

Schedule

Tue, 06 Jan, 2026 at 07:30 pm

UTC-08:00

Location

El Valenciano Restaurant & Bar | San Francisco, CA

Tuesday, January 6, 13, 20, and 26.
An Evening of Argentine Tango
7:30–8:30 PM | The Fundamentals of Argentine Tango
No prior experience or partner is required—we rotate partners frequently. We encourage exploring both leader and follower roles. This dual perspective is essential for developing a deep understanding the needs of the opposite role, although you may choose to focus solely on one.
8:30 PM–Midnight | Milonga (Tango Social Dance Event)
Dine. Connect with old and new friends. Dance or simply quietly indulge listening to great music and watch the beauty of the dance unfold. This is a wonderful environment to observe, listen, and learn. All are welcome to immerse themselves in the art of Argentine Tango.
*A note for your first Milonga. A great way to begin is by dancing the tandas (set of 3 or 4 songs) of the first hour with classmates from the lesson. It's a comfortable and friendly way to start your social dance experience.

$80-Four Classes
$40 with Full-Time College ID
$25 One drop-in class
*Milonga included
Milonga only $20
$10 For full-time college students
To preregister: [email protected]
Venmo payment: @Tango-Sabor
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Julian's method emphasizes the key elements that form the foundation of every style: partner sensitivity, the biomechanics of leading and following fundamental motions with a relaxed, comfortable technique, and ear training for the rhythm & musical phrases. This comprehensive approach ensures students become versatile and open-minded, preparing them to explore tango’s many styles and develop their own unique voice in the dance. The method simplifies Argentine tango by guiding students to identify fundamental motions within complex patterns—making progress intuitive, rewarding, and exciting.