Munich Tango Festival
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What is it like to be at Munich Tango Festival?
3 days of the finest tango experience with Gran Milongas, 23 Workshops, WORLD-CLASS maestros and the best tango orchestras!
Space dimensions: 300 square meters
Price: Workshop pass (23 Workshops+Coffee break) €320, Milonga pass (3 Gran Milongas) €80, Early Bird till August 31 (all included) €320
Max number of participants: 300
Gender balance considerations: yes
Last year’s Munich Tango Festival edition:
Performers at Munich Tango Festival:
Ariadna Naveira & Fernando Sanchez
With a style that identifies them for their musicality and virtuosity, Ariadna and Fernando know how to combine the essential tools of tango with the inherent feel of the embrace.
In a very short time they have been able to complement each other in a harmonious dance that mixes the viewpoint of a modern Tango with the essence of Tango, also making of their teaching a tool to spread their love of Tango in all of its expressions.
They have traveled the world participating in Festivals, Tango schools, Milongas and theaters, making their mark and breaking ground for a dance for and to other -their partner.
Alejandra Mantiñan & Aoniken Quiroga
Alejandra Mantiñan have been immersed in tango over the past 30 years. According to a recent survey of the most popular tango magazine, The Tangauta, Alejandra Mantiñán, is the woman of “the miraculous feet,” and is the most nominated dancer among participants of World tango. She participated in more than 20 shows. For 8 years, she was the prima ballerina of the show “Tango Passion”, covering 360 cities worldwide.
Aoniken Quiroga has been dancing tango since an early age and has studied with masters such as Carlos Gavito, Rosa Perez and El Pibe Avellaneda. In 2008 he toured as a featured dancer of the international hit show “Forever Tango” by Luis Bravo. He is a dancer endowed with great personality and charisma, has been exhibited in many of major milongas of Buenos Aires.
Mariana Flores & Eduardo Capussi
Teachers, Dancers and Choreographers of “Tango Argentino” since 1997, Eduardo Cappussi and Mariana Flores are owners of a unique style, masterfully combining dance, theatre, mime and clown with a flawless technique. Cappussi & Flores are one of the most respected, creative and expressive tango dancers in their native Argentina and abroad, stooding out and heading the list of most of the major tango events and international festivals of Argentine Tango in Argentina and the world.
Lidia Kondilidis & Axel Quintana
Axel and Lidia are doing shows in the city of Munich and throughout Europe and have become semi-finalists in the 2018 UK Tango Championship. They train together and take lessons from the most famous tango dancers to improve and achieve their goals. They also participate in many tango shows and create their own choreographies. Lidia and Axel are characterised by their energy, special style, authentic dance style and beautiful connection while dancing.
Tango classes at Munich Tango Festival:
Munich Tango Festival is a great opportunity for you to meet and have classes with your favourite tangueros and tangueras. Discover the available classes in Munich Tango Festival here:
Live orchestras:

Solo Tango Orquestra
A group of great Moscow musicians who have devoted many years of their lives to tango music. The repertoire includes complex tango songs that sound great at major concert halls, and the best of tangos of the “Golden Age”.

Orquestra Pasional
This young ensemble interprets music with an extraordinary energy, creating an unforgettable atmosphere in all performances. Their main repertoire is Argentinian tango and they specialise in signature variations on themes by Piazzolla and tango of the Golden Age (30s and 40s orchestras of J D’Arienzo, F Canaro, C di Sarli, R Baiggi, J Garcia, O Pugliese).
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Tango Stores:
Time to update your collection of tango shoes, pants or dresses? Discover the stores that will exhibit this year in Munich Tango Festival, and even visit their pages to have something specially made and delivered to you when you arrive at the festival!

Dance and Sew
Here you will find an individual selection of handmade tango dresses, dance skirts and tops, dance pants and accessories. All pieces are unique, you will not find the same piece a second time. DanceAndSew designs are creative, a little outlandish and always special. Inspired by colors and fabrics, something new always emerges – individual garments for unique women.

La Lucila
Tango shoes for tangueros and tangueras and dresses.

Tango Leike
We are the only Tango and Fashion brand which succeeded to make a fusion of comfortable, Argentine Tango Shoes and the Handmade in Italy.
Photographer:

Joachim Beck
Organizers:

Martha Giorgi
Martha Giorgi was born and raised in Buenos Aires. Her training as a professional dancer at the National Dance Academy in BsAs formed the basis of her intensive study of tango. Martha founded the Tango Connection Escuela in 2000 in Munich. Martha lives in Munich and Buenos Aires and works on several projects worldwide.

Lidia Kondilidis
Lidia Kondilidis was born in Buenos Aires and soon fell in love with tango. In Athens, where she grew up, after studying ballet and modern dance, she took tango lessons and private classes by many internationally recognised dancers and danced in tango shows. Lidia developed a personal dance style – a feminine, energetic, sexy. After moving to Munich, together with Axel, she is studying many different tango styles and forming an own technique.

Axel Gastón
Axel Quintana, born in the city of Rosario, province of Sta. Fe, Argentina, started his trip in the Tango world at the age of 14. His dance form is defined in the lines of “Tango Salon,” but he says, “I do not dance a particular tango style … I dance tango with style!”. Axel took various private lessons and workshops by internationally know dancers with great experience, who gained tango knowledge from different angles. This allowed him to develop his own style of dance, and form his technique. He also participated in various tango shows in Argentina.
Accomodation
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Event Details
Date: November 8 – November 10 2019
Location: Kolpinghaus, Adolf-Kolping-Str. 1, Munich
Website: tangofestivalmunich.com
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Lidia is always a godess 🙂
Trying to arrange my schedule to join the festival. Will La Lucila exhibit all the days?
And there will be only orchestras, no DJs? I never danced like this! Will they also organize the music in tandas or not?
Thank you for sharing those great questions Marilia! We reached out to the organizers and asked them to respond 🙂
Hug, and let go,
the T.A.F. team
Seems like a great festival, nice catch Tango Argentino Festivals! (Once again!) The “Get caught… or let me catch you.
Crosses, barridas, atrapadas” class seems to have a fun perspective 🙂
Do you have any other hotel recomendations from last year’s participants?