be tango. be art
EVERY Wednesday
be tango. be art—Practilonga and tango lessons
A warm welcome to our Practica! DJ Rafael will be playing the best music for us.
Come and dance with wonderful people—you’re invited to enjoy a glass of sparkling wine or juice🧃🥂 and some snacks.
Who? Nastasja Sas & Rafael Ramirez, [email protected] | [email protected] | www.betango.art
When?
7:00–8:00 p.m. Tango Salón class
8:00–10:00 p.m. be tango. be art Practilonga
Where? Little Buenos Aires, Paulusgasse 4, 1030—please ring the bell for "Tango"
You can find more information on our website:
www.betango.art
BE TANGO. BE ART We look forward to seeing you!
Rafael Ramirez is from Buenos Aires and performs authentic Argentine tango at events around the world. He has worked with tango music legends such as Alberto Castillo, Argentino Ledesma, Rubén Juárez, and Atilio Stamponi. At the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, he danced in the opera “Marathon.” His international career has taken him to Asia, Europe, and the Americas. He has also danced in several film productions, including “Evita” with Madonna, “Funes, un gran amor,” and “El acompañamiento.” As a choreographer and maestro de tango, he teaches at international festivals. In 2021, the “Astor Piazzolla” digital museum presented a tango video featuring Nastasja Sas & Rafael. In 2022, Rafael & Nastasja were invited to the anniversary celebration of LA VIRUTA de SOLANAS in Buenos Aires, not only to teach advanced steps by Todaro but also to perform in the show.
Nastasja Sas has been dancing Argentine tango for 25 years and teaches internationally, including in Buenos Aires. For the 2011 finals of “Dancing Stars” on ORF, she danced with Werner Hauzirek to Erwin Schrott’s “Rojo Tango.” Since 2012, she has been the choreographer for the tango theater company *tangomolino*. In 2021, her tango film “Paul, where are you? Yours, Jeanne” was presented at the Cinedanza Festival in Modena. That same year, she was invited to open the digital museum “Confiteria El Molino” with her tango show. Her tango video with Rafael Ramirez remains part of the “Astor Piazzolla” digital museum in Buenos Aires to this day.