DANEL & MARIA'S BAILEMOS TANGO, The best and longest running milonga of New York City will be celebrating SPRING this Saturday, Mar 22, with a PIZZA & PUNCH PARTY at Pierre Dulaine's Dance Club from 9 PM - 3 AM! - 25 W. 31, 4th Floor (btwn 5 & Broadway)
Raffle Prize: Soundtrack from the new Robert Duvall movie Assasination Tango! with Guest D.J. DANIEL MARTINEZ! & Guest Hosts Eva Carrozza & Charles Roques $12 before 10:30 PM - $15. after. Get your "Tango Passport" stamped (available at the door) at every visit to BAILEMOS TANGO and on your ninth visit, you get in for $5 and your passport with nine stamps registers you for a drawing for round-trip airfare to Buenos Aires next December! Coming on the 29th of March, a Special Lecture with Ramiro Gigliotti: THE POETRY OF THE TANGO & ITS SIGNIFICANCE TO THE DANCE $10 lecture only, or $18 for lecture + milonga + exhibition! Ramiro Gigliotti and Eva Carrozza will give an exhibition during the milonga Delve into the poetry and lyrics of the tango and gain a greater understanding of the culture and meaning behind the music. It is sure to enrich your dancing thru deepening your personal response with the music. Ramiro Gigliotti dances and teaches the tango in Buenos Aires. He has taught at such well known clubs and tango schools as: La Galería, Niño Bien, Salón Canning, Universidad de Buenos Aires, and C.C. Torcuato Tasso to name a few. He has toured through North America offering classes and performances in United States and Canada. Ramiro is known for his "Music Seminar for Tango Dancers", where he integrates his experience as both a musician and a dancer. Here in NY will be the first time he offers his new lecture about the poetry and lyrics of the tango. He studied with Jorge Dispari in "Salón Los Pórticos" (estilo Villa Urquiza), and with his mentor, Graciela González. Two other very important influences in Ramiro's studies were classes with José Brahmecha (Turco José), one of the most personal salon tango dancers known in Buenos Aires (estilo Villa Urquiza); and classes with renowned milonguero Pupi Castello. Ramiro studied music at the Manuel de Falla Conservatory of Music, and at the Argentine Musicians Syndicate. More information about the Lecture, Call Coco Arregui: 917-385-9698 or Eva Carrozza: 917-562-5496
