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Photos: Gran Milonga in Brugge

Gran Milonga, Brugge
In the beautiful foyer of the 1869 Brugse Stadsschouwburg, there was an equally classy milonga, organized by Pasos de Brujas. The planned demo by Alma & Aldo had been cancelled, but we were lucky to have Sonja & Sven and their mentors Marisa & Oliver in the milonga, who gave us a double demo.
Gran Milonga, Brugge Gran Milonga, Brugge
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Photos: El Pibe Sarandi in BRYC

Milonga @ Brussels Royal Yacht Club
Last weekend Brussels welcomed El Pibe Sarandi, a Buenos Aires maestro with more then 50 years of tango experience. Benedicte and Jens-Ingo invited him to the Brussels Royal Yacht Club. He gave a demo together with Benedicte of his smooth milonga style.
Milonga @ Brussels Royal Yacht Club Milonga @ Brussels Royal Yacht Club
The BRYC is a beautiful place to dance; check out the collection of flags on the wall!
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Photos: La Tentation

Every now and then Dante & Monik organize a milonga with performances in La Tentation. This weekend it was the Enrique Nicolas Tango Quartet performing, as well as a demo of both Monik & Dante (tango) and Julio Garrido (zapateo).
Milonga @ La Tentation Milonga @ La Tentation Milonga @ La Tentation
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Maryline & Vincent @ Garage 29

Maryline & Vincent @ Garage 29
It’s always a pleasure to see Maryline & Vincent perform, and so I didn’t want to miss the demo they would give after their workshop at Garage29.
Maryline & Vincent @ Garage 29 Maryline & Vincent @ Garage 29
It was also the first time I went to this … garage, and I rather liked its character. The light was a bit difficult on the dancefloor, but thanks to the softboxes close to the bar I could actually take some nice portraits.
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“La Tubatango” in Patio de Tango

For those of you who like dancing to live bands, there is the concert of Tuba Tango this Thursday at the Patio de Tango. This is an rather unusual tango orchestra, with bandoneon, clarinet, guitar and, obviously, a tuba. They’ve existed, with changing musicians, since 1967. Catch them on their European tour!
Tuba Tango @ Patio de Tango

La Tubatango’s objective is to relive the festive spirit of the tango from the 1900s; times when any celebration would have the citizens of Buenos Aires go out and walk down the streets following the bands, ‘fanfarrias’ and carnival groups.

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