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Murat Erdemsel & Silvina Tse
Murats Tango journey started in Istanbul in 1998. He is known for his insightful, thorough and analytical understanding of dance. Murat's background in visual arts and music sharpened his senses enormously and today they form a perfect blend for musicality in dance and the movement of bodies through time and space.  
Murat's teaching philosophy aims to provide students with valuable tools to take control of their own personal development. He is warm, thoughtful, entertaining and approachable to students. The style of his teaching is holistic in approach and clear in method.
​He successfully combines technical and sensory exercises with fundamental concepts that lead to all challenging possibilities of improvisation and expression. 
As can be seen in his own dance, he focuses on the origin of the movement that emerges from the connection of the embrace. Murat has created a unique concept that is characterized by musicality, playfulness, a balanced couple relationship and an awareness of social etiquette.

Silvina
A young civil engineering graduate, she decides to give up this career to develop professionally her love for the Argentine tango, which she has been dancing for several years.  She deepens her studies in Rome and Buenos Aires, preferring the milonguero and salon tango styles of Pablo Garcia, without neglecting the wide and open lines of modern tango. Silvina has danced and collaborated with Michael Nadtochi in the United States and they have been invited to tango festivals in Europe and Asia together. She is currently working internationally with Murat Erdemsel and is regularly invited to festivals in Europe, Asia and America as a teacher and performer.  She is particularly appreciated for her tango style, characterized by long, soft and elegant lines.
Martin Maldonado
Maurizio Ghella
Martin Maldonado and Maurizio Ghella are an extraordinary pair of dancers. Passionate and expressive, they explore all the possibilities of tango and are a contemporary inspiration for the entire tango community, not just the queer one, with its elegant and vibrant approach.Argentinians by origin, currently based in Vienna/Austria.

Martin & Maurizio efforts can be summarized in a message that TANGO IS FOR EVERYBODY, without distinctions or labeling. Metaphorically speaking, the research focuses on working with the body as a soul liberating tool, and the soul cannot be labeled.
Cédric Tellier &
Olga Kostrova
Olga started her dance career at the age of 5 with the traditional Russian folk dance. At a young age, she completed her musical studies while during her studying at university, she came in touch with the world of dancing in couples. Afterwards, she fell in love with kizomba, zouk and tango. She has a technical mind and the eyes of an eagle. 

Cédric is a martial teacher who started dancing tango 13 years ago. He use his martial arts and dance background (kung fu, tai ji, salsa, zouk...) to build a way to dance tango that can fit any kind of music and like that, it is suitable for everybody. This approach to tango is very sociable and fun to do as to learn. 

Together Cédric and Olga will give the best mix between power and softness, grounding and flowing...
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Agustina Vignau and Hugo Matrolorenzo have for some time been among the most influential dancers in the
dancers in the tango community worldwide. The basis for this is not only their dancing ability,
but also the innovative power of their choreographies and the analytical penetration of the danced tango.
tango dance.
Hugo, in particular, develops concepts and choreographies that take dance as a means of
means of expression. He is not interested in dancing familiar figures even more beautifully
or inventing new steps that take dance skills and athleticism to new heights.
to new heights. Technical perfection is important to Agustina and Hugo, but beyond that
but above all they ask: what do I want to express with the tango dance? What do I want to express as a
express as a dancer. Tango as a means of communication. They pursue this not only in their choreographies
but also in their courses for the salon, for tango as a social dance
The dance couple became widely known with their choreography for the classic ‘Balada para un
Loco’ (Piazzolla/Ferrer), which broke with many tango conventions when it was first published.
conventions. Similarly, Hugo and Agustina broke with many traditions of danced tango with their final
traditions of danced tango and became world champions at the 2016 World Championships in
Buenos Aires. Since then, they have been sought-after dance teachers and show dancers in Argentina, Japan
and show dancers.
Hugo is admired for his concepts and choreographies. In Witten they will present their current,
multi-media dance theatre

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