Of Tango in
Cranbrook, British Columbia
OFFICIAL TANGO NEWS LETTER OF
"Sueños Tango" (tango dreams), CRANBROOK BC
January, 2020
Editors - Dennis & Sharlene Parker
www.suenostango.ca
(250) 426-9452
sharden@cyberlink.bc.ca
IN THIS ISSUE
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No stress Tango, prepare now for Winter 2020 Classes
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Not just shoes
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Feature video:
Feature Video
"7 days of Tango Balance exercise "
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Get Ready for Next 8 Week Series
Aaron & Acacia
Every series, we have one or two student couples from "College of the Rockies and it can be difficult when students are at the end of their term and must say goodbye.
This was Aaron and Acacia when they first came to us. What a change and we will miss them.
Dear Dennis & Sharlene
It has been an absolute pleasure taking lessons from you! Your passion and enthusiasm is infecting and made every class so much fun to attend.
Thank you for being such excellent teachers and interm grandparents to us here in Cranbrook, we hope to see ya again (as much better dancers!).
All the best
Aaron & Acacia
Experience the Lure of Tango
If you are looking for a really different dance where you can dance feelings and emotions, not just steps, this dance is for you.
Watching our students dance is our greatest reward |
Dennis & Sharlene
Tango Music from Budapest, Hungary
Winter Classes Begin Jan 14
at "The Studio" in Cranbrook
Tuesday Jan 14/2020
- We are inviting all of our students past and present as well as future Tango dancers who want to taste the Tango to sign up for this next lesson series.
This will be an 8 week course
250 426-9452 for more info
- 11 - 11th Ave. S. Cranbrook
Try Before You Sign Up
Just as Cinderella's shoe was not the same as every other girl's shoe, so it is in dance. . .
In Tango, especially Argentine Tango, the shoe is your main tool. Because of the strong movements, the need for individual balance and of course the difficult places that tango is sometimes danced in, the Tango Shoe must be made to meet many challenges.
Firm smooth soles, strong insteps and a very sturdy heel are essential. Does this mean "no pretty"? Of course not! Once in Tango history, men and women both danced in sturdy "boot-like" footwear. Today, shoes are more "slipper-like" for both men and ladies.
Today, the milongas are filled with bright colors, glitter and glamour and that is just for the shoes. . .
Many men wear multli-colored, patent leather shoes in slip-on and lace-up models and in various heights and styles of heel. Ladies are seen wearing slipper types, sandals, sparkles, colors, slender high heels, all just to enhance the beauty of the foot and leg.
Each Tango shoe, will be crafted for strength and endurance for the many miles of dancing that each shoe will travel.
In the next edition, we will address how to choose the shoe that will best work for you.
Private lessons continue to be available on request.
Call (250) 426-9452 or email for information.