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About the website

We try to promote tango as it is danced in Argentina, and we maintain close ties with that country. Tango masters from Argentina are regularly invited to teach workshops in Vancouver, and many of our dancers make repeated trips to Buenos Aires.

Regular milongas are held at a number of venues. Consult the calendar for details.
For more information contact here!

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Cabeceo…
“Cabeza” means “head” in Spanish, and “cabeceo” is the castellano word that refers to the nod of the head that is used to signal the offer and acceptance of dances at a milonga. A crowded milonga simply couldn’t function without it. Hundreds of offers and acceptances must fly back and forth across the room each time a new tanda of music begins, and the cabeceo is really the only practical way for everyone to quickly and efficiently find the right partner.

Special Events

VANTANGO: Spring-A-Ding-Ding 2024 Tango Festival

This fun event will add some excitement into your tango practice or get you started on the path to tango excellence. Teachers are some of the most amazing dancers and performers in the world.
Location: Victoria Drive Community Hall, 2026 East 43rd Avenue Vancouver.