About us

"En la danza como en la vida, con honestidad."

Argentine Tango emerges from the interaction of European immigrants with locals inhabitants around Buenos Aires harbour. Our story also begins with the encounter of two strangers in a foreign city. 

Pamela and Simon met in the international Tango scene at a point in time when she was living in Finland and he was coming back to his home country, Denmark, after living abroad for a year. Continuous encounters in different events led them to start a relationship that developed over time into a beautiful Tango partnership. 

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Their first steps together were somehow challenging because two different views on Tango needed to find a way to coexist. Both as passionate and dedicated as they are, soon discovered that those differences are actually the strenght of their partnership. 

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About Pamela

Born in Argentina, she dances Argentine folkloric dances since her childhood, which she learnt at his father's dance home-studio. Always curious about movement and well-being, she then studied several dance styles and health therapies such as salsa, bachata, bellydance, African traditional and Indian classical dances, contemporary, contact improvisation, Pilates, Ayurveda, Tantra and Yoga, among others. It was in 2007 when she started studying at the university and regularly travelling to Buenos Aires city, that she re-discovered the strong connectiong with Argentine Tango melancholy and deep human expression. She hasn't stopped learning since then. 

"What I discovered in Argentine Tango is a great chance to get to know myself and others from a place of honesty.
While dancing Tango I learn about the experience of being in a human body, about our possibilities of movement

but also about exploring our own feelings and emotions through the compelling music.

Argentine Tango is all about connection and communication, about boundaries and agreements.

Argentine Tango to me is poetry in motion."
  
Pamela learnt Tango by bio-mechanics with maestros Maximiliano Avila, Emilia Nonino and Sebastian Colavita at the Universtiy of Arts (formerly IUNA), milonguero style with los Alonso and Monica Parra, and continued learning with Jenny and Frank Obregón, Cinthia Diaz and Demian García, among other local teachers in Buenos Aires. Lately she has been learning from maestros Antonella Terrazas, Ariadna Naveira and Fernando Sanchez, and Mariano "Chicho" Frúmboli and Juana Sepúlveda. Pamela works in the field of fitness and dance since 2009, regularly touring in Europe (pre-pandemic), spreading her love for dance and movement with many people all over the world.


About Simon
Simon started dancing Argentine Tango in Buenos Aires more than ten years ago and continued practicing and learning with Brian & Lotte in Aarhus, and form the best Argentine maestros that regularly visited Denmark. Owner of a very powerful analytical mind and a capable body, his dance technique developed very fast, which allowed him to start teaching around Denmark and get recognition as one of the best dancers from the Nordic countries. 

He particularly enjoys the freedom and the playfulness of this dance and understands Argentine Tango as a space for co-creation. As a teacher he aims to transmit an understanding of the structure of the dance to help students improvise freely and discover new possibilities on their own.

Simon has also been learning from renowed maestros such as Ariadna Naveira and Fernando Sanchez,

Mariano "Chicho" Frúmboli and Juana Sepúlveda.

Together...
Pamela and Simon represent the connection between different cultures as they engage in a danced dialogue. 
Together they search for expressive freedom and a deep understanding of the root of each movement.
Dancing tango provides them with a unique way of being present for each other.

As teachers they will guide you to discover how to communicate with others in the movement, and dance intimately or socially, with your partner or with other dancers at the milonga, in an enjoyable, creative and fulfilling way. They will transmit the history of tango, share with you the best tools and advice for you to explore your way into partner dancing, taking care of your body and maximizing your enjoyment of the dance.

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