Jonatan & Julia (Buenos Aires) [video1, video2, video3] email: juliajonatantango@
Jonatan and Julia tour the world with their seminars, master-classes, performances and festivals. Their unique method of teaching is the quintessence of their experience not only in tango, but also in Argentine folklore, modern and contemporary ballet, jazz, drama theater, research in the field of conscious movement, dance therapy and their own developments. Their inspiring performances include elegant tango salon, flamboyant stage tango and Argentine folklore.
They have worked such tango shows, as the famous Café Tortoni, Añoranzas Tango, the legendary “Sabor a Tango”, “Tanguera”, “Che Tango”, and others, they perform at the most prestigious milongas (Salon Canning, Porteño y Bailarin, El Beso, Gricel, Sunderland, La Nacional, Confitería Ideal, La Baldosa, etc.), also with different orchestras: Color Tango, Los Reyes del Tango, Sans Sousi, Bajofondo, Sexteto Milonguero, Romantica Milonguera and many others. Jonathan and Julia have taught in such schools of Buenos Aires as “Asociación de Maestros Coreógrafos y bailarines de tango (Geba)”, “La Floreada de Alejandra Mantiñan”, La Escuela “Obelisco Tango”, La Escuela Argentina de Tango.
Niko Carambas y Belén Martínez (Chile) [video] Niko & Belen began dancing tango together in 2013 and since have been full time in forming and learning the various different disciplines of this dance. In 2017 they moved to Buenos Aires where they consolidated their professional career in the most competitive environment of tango. They have taught, performed, lectured and organized festivals and marathons in Chile, Buenos Aires and Uruguay.
Sergio Martin Almiron (Argentina) [video] and Chooi Goh (Sacramento). Martin was educated at the National University of Arts and University of San Martin. World Tango Dance Championship finalist in both categories (Salon Tango and Stage Tango), reaching sixth place in Stage Tango category. Metropolitan Tango Dance Championship finalist in all categories (Salon Tango, Milonga and Walts), reaching sixth place in Salon Tango and Milonga.
He was part of the Folkloric Ballet and Tango Company of the National University of Arts. He also belonged to the cast of dancers at the University of Buenos Aires. He has danced in the best national and foreign theaters such as Théâtre du Châtelet of Paris, Presidente Alvear Theater, Cervantes National Theater in Buenos Aires, National Theatre of Panama, Ruben Dario National Theatre of Nicaragua, among others; and worked with renowned choreographers, building a great career with his performances in the prestigious plays like “Chantecler”, “Azares del Quijote y Gardel”, “Evitango” and “Evita Vive”. In 2014 he produced and directed his first play “Argentino, El Espectáculo”, which was premiered in Corrientes Street.
Chooi came upon tango classes about 20 years ago but had only started taking it seriously about 12 years ago and she has never stopped learning ever since. She runs the studio Tango on Broadway and has been teaching there for the past several years while also teaching at several places regionally. She has taught at Burning Tango twice and also in Mexico in Todos Santos two times and La Paz and San Miguel. She has also assisted Clay Nelson at TangoMaya in Cancun twice.
Maxi Copello (Buenos Aires) & Raquel Makow (San Fransisco) [video]. Maxi’s grandparents were Argentine folkloric musicians and his father, Carlos Copello, is one of the most well-know and prominent tango dancers who participated in a number of notorious tango shows and movies. Maxi has been the director of a tango movie, producer of tango stage shows and dancer in international tango shows. Raquel began dancing Jazz, Ballet, and Ballroom at age 10 and tango at 15. Her father is Argentine and on family trips to Buenos Aires she would study tango and dance in the milongas. In the past few years she has been working in Buenos Aires teaching tango and traveling around Europe (Italy, Portugal, and France) teaching tango seminars and performing in milongas.
Since beginning dancing together, Maxi and Raquel performed in the stage production “Tango Nuevo Cabaret” in August 2015 in the famous Teatro Avenida in Buenos Aires. Since then they have performed exhibitions and taught in various milongas in Buenos Aires. Most recently they participated as maestros in the Misterio Tango Festival along with the family Copello, know as the “Clan Copello”. Together, Maxi and Raquel strive to continue discovering more about tango and share their dancing with others.