The staff
The strenght of the group overcome the perfection of the single
Laura Amadei
Actress, voice actress, dancer, and teacher. Having trained at Tango Bar and continuing her studies with international masters, she has run the school since 2017.
Simone Salerno
A trained musician, dancer, and teacher, Simone opened his first school in Tuscany in 2019. Today, he continues his studies with international teachers and teaches at Tango Bar.
Alì Namazi
A pioneer of tango in Italy, he founded the school in 1990. Nicknamed the "poet of tango", he has trained various professionals.
Promoter of tango traditions and stories.
Armando Sanna
Actor, director, and theatre teacher for over thirty years. Trained with some of the most important Italian and international masters. Argentine tango dancer at the Tango Bar, where he collaborates with the Tango Theatre Course.
Sara Morellato
She began studying tango in 2018 at the Tango Bar with Alì Namazi and Laura Amadei and has continued to deepen his knowledge ever since.
She is part of the dance troupe in the various national stages of the show "Mi Pasión" by Sylvia Pagni, produced by Mediaset.
Grazia Gagliardi
A professional film and television actress and dancer, she discovered her passion for tango at the Tango Bar. She continues her training with enthusiasm, growing and perfecting herself step by step.
The method
Tango, an improvising dance that offers a code but no rules, opens a space for freedom in which the body is asked to express itself and react.
It is in this direction that we have developed our method, developed over many years of experience and continuous teaching and studying.
The goal of our method is to build a "true" and organic body by exploring the universal laws of movement. It does not refer to an abstract model and does not induce passive movement. Instead, taking into account that each body belongs to a given society and is the bearer of its own history, it guides the student through a path of research and awareness.
An in-depth study of movement technique, besides being an essential foundation for improvisation, is a tool and an opportunity aimed at leading the student to "think with the body," helping them discover their resistances and the possibilities for opening themselves to knowledge and dialogue with themselves and others.
It is an ambitious challenge, but the specialty of Argentine tango lies in the fact that there is nothing mechanical about it: feeling and emotional involvement were and are the urgency that generated it and continue to keep it alive.
