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Roberto Reis &
Guillermina Quiroga

Guillermina Quiroga began her career as a ballet dancer.  In 1988 she entered the world of the milongas in Buenos Aires, becoming the partner of choice of seasoned milongueros, particularly Pupy Castello.  A year later, she was awarded the coveted Hugo del Carril first-place trophy in the first edition of the prestigious Tango tournament sponsored by the municipality of Buenos Aires.  Thus began her professional career as a tango dancer, during which she enjoyed soloist and prima ballerina billing on the Julio Iglesias world tour 1997-1999 as well as with the orchestras of John Mauceri, Luis Bacalov, Mariano Mores, Beba Pugliese, Orlando Trípodi, Juan José Mossalini, and Color Tango; and the critically acclaimed shows Tango x 2, Tango Argentino, and Luis Bravo's Forever Tango and Malambo.

In another facet of her career, Guillermina has been featured in the movies Naked Tango, Oratorio a Gardel, Funes, Un gran amor, Después de la tormenta, Tango, Marie galante and Assassination Tango in Buenos Aires.  She recently made her Hollywood debut as an actress and choreographer in Valentina's Tango.
Combining her talent as a dancer, teacher, choreographer and actress, she has produced her own show, Tango, Historias Breves (formerly Los Tangos de la Cabala) in which the mystique and mystery of the Tango, the enigma of human relations and the magic of the movies interweave and intertwine on stage.


Sunday, April 13 - Sophie Dance - Intermediate

3:00-4:15 - Tango: Walking with Style, Elegance and Fluidity, Dynamics, Change of Direction, Ochos, Following & Leading

4:30-5:45 - Giros, Sacadas, Ganchos for Men & Women

Wednesday, April 16 - Casa de Practica

8:00-9:15 - Men's Technique with Roberto Reis
Leading, Posture, Walking, Exercises

Friday, April 18 - Caltech Dabney Hall

8:00-9:30 - Vals, Musicality, Turns, Walking

Saturday, April 19 - Sophie Dance

3:00-4:15 - Milonga Lisa, Figures, Musicality, Rhythm

4:30-5:45 - Planeos & Enrosques

Sunday, April 20 - Caltech Winnett Lounge (2nd Fl)

8:00-9:30 - Varieties of Styling (30 minutes each):
Tango, Milonga, Vals
Schedule & Locations subject to change.
Check this website for the latest updates.






Saturday, April 1 - Casa de Practica
1:00-2:15:
2:30-3:45:

Sunday, April 2 - Casa de Practica
2:00-3:15:
3:30-4:45:





Private Lessons

at the Casa de Practica
with


GUILLERMINA QUIROGA
and/or
ROBERTO REIS

Available By Appointment






Casa de Practica
506 N. Fuller Avenue
Los Angeles 90036
323-969-6907

Sophie Dance Studio
310 S. La Brea Avenue
(Third & La Brea on the East Side of the street,
next to SUBWAY,
plenty of street parking)
Los Angeles 90036


California Institute of Technology
Dabney Hall & Winnett Lounge
1200 E. California Boulevard
Pasadena 91125

Fees


Group Classes at Sophie Dance
$30/one; $25@/2-3; $80/all four

Group Technique Class at Casa de Practica
$25 - No Charge for Followers

Group Classes at Caltech
$10/one; $15/two - Caltech Students w/ID $15/one; $25/two - Caltech Affiliates
& other FT Students w/ID
$20/one; $35/two - Non students

CalTech 4th Anniversary Milonga
$3 - Caltech Students w/ID
$8 - Caltech Affiliates
& other FT Students w/ID
$10 - Non students


Privates at Casa de Practica*

$120/hour with Guillermina or Rpberto
$150/hour with Guillermina & Roberto

*Privates at other locations include travel time at their hourly rate plus studio rental fees








FRIDAY, APRIL 18
CALTECH'S DABNEY HALL
PASADENA

4th ANNIVERSARY
CALTECH MILONGA


A trained classical dancer, he started his career in 1981 working with prestigious ballet companies. He forayed into tango in his early twenties learning from the great masters of that time. His teachers were Petroleo and Todaro who gave him all the figures and steps that he wanted to learn. As he went along, he found himself deeply immersed into the rhythm and nostalgia of the dance.
 

The greatest influence on his career was Juan Carlos Copes from whom he took countless lessons and hours of hard work got him to where he is now. Copes directed him in his first tango spectacle entitled “TANGO TANGO” in 1988.  
 

Despite the great teachers who have influenced his career, Roberto Reis retains a distinctive style setting himself apart from his teachers and today’s present crop of dancers

He has toured forty-five countries since he started his tango journey teaching and performing in places like the United States, Europe, Japan, and Korea. He has performed for several productions around the world such as: Tango 92 de Mariano Mores, Forever Tango, Milonga Boulevard, Fascination Tango, Tango Metropolis. He took part in Julio Iglesias Tango Tour in 1997. He was a judge for the 3rd International Tango Festival organized by the city government of Buenos Aires in 2005.