Sunday 6 September, 15:00

Back-to-school milonga

Led by dancers Marianne and Mauricio, this milonga celebrates the social art of Argentine tango. Intimate embraces and rhythmic footwork alternate with playful turns and lingering, lyrical moments. The simple setting frames bodies and breath, inviting both dancers and onlookers into a warm, communal atmosphere. Sound and silence shape the pacing, while phrasing and subtle gestures reveal personal stories. The evening foregrounds connection and musical conversation, offering a sensory encounter with tradition and improvisation.

Route de Saint-Julien 116,
1228 Plan-les-Ouates
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Photo Credit: DR

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