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Dance in Los Angeles and Southern California

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Tango

• Los Angeles Mod Dance Squad - Post clubs, shows, rally's, etc...in the L.A. area.  "Got a dance club? Know of a scooter rally? Any cool bands coming to town? Feel free to post on any of these topics or anything else your little heart feels like. Sooty will also be on the loose in the Los Angeles area snapping shots of all you smart boys and girls." 
• Tango Academy of Pasadena.  "The Academy was founded in 1996, aiming primarily at educating and teaching the very essence of the true Tango de Buenos Aires. As an educator, Jorge Luis leads his students through the path of recognition of the truth within themselves as a part of their journey towards freedom, which is the uncompromised step prior to reach  completeness as a tango dancer. "Authentic Argentine Tango, Milonga, Candombe and Vals" is taught exclusively by Argentine instructors, who will introduce you to what makes Argentine Tango a sublime expression of art. "Beginner, Intermediate, Intermediate-Advanced and Advanced" levels offered  by the Tango Academy of Pasadena prioritize on musicality, interaction and communication  between partners. The intention of the dance, character and individuality in concept, interpretation of the music, redefinition of corporal expression, is taught at the academy.  
  
  This program emphasizes not on predictable steps and figures, nor just on learning how to dance, but in a much broader spectrum of concepts that this art form known as the Argentine Tango has to offer. The student learns to Tango. Argentine Tango is a language to be spoken through your emotions. Once the student immerses himself in the language of tango, the transformation begins." (New 7/08)
• Tango Aficionado.  "Tango Aficionado is dedicated to Los Angeles and California Tango community! Keep informed on classes and milongas! Find teachers! Listen to music! Watch videos! Have an evening Argentinean Style: restaurants, clubs, shows, milongas..."