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Orland Farias
in Los Angeles (857) 919-9507 |
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ORLANDO FARIAS, a native Argentinean Tango dance performer, teacher and choreographer travels the world extensivley sharing his talent and enthralling audiences. Needless to say, he is in HIGH DEMAND. We are tremendously fortunate to have such awesome talent to be visiting Los Angeles. His travels have taken him to Canada, Europe, Asia and South America, and the United States. A young dancer with wonderful technique, Orlando began his artistic career participating in all the many tango dance shows, including La Ventana, Senor Tango and Michelangelo. He was part of international companies such as Tango Metropolis under the direction of Daniel Binelli, Tango Venus and Copes Tango of Juan Carlos Copes among others, touring Canada, Europe, Asia and South America. His tango is characterized by an expressive sensuality with which he carries out each choreography. This young dancer has also directed and choreographed his own Tango show “Tango Elite,” which was part of the Tango World Championships, with performances in Curitiba, Brazil as well as in Buenos Aires' Colonial Theatre. |
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Private Lessons at Casa de Practica with ORLANDO FARIAS Available By Appointment |
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Casa de Practica 506 N. Fuller Avenue (enter studio at end of driveway) Los Angeles 90036 323-969-1610/573-5663 |
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Meredith Klein began dancing tango in Massachusetts in February 1999. She managed to keep tango on the outskirts of her life for six years, before finally succumbing to the desire to do nothing but dance. After visiting Buenos Aires for the first time in January 2005, she left her job as Development Director for a nonprofit arts organization, sold her house, car, and most of her possessions, and relocated to Buenos Aires. |
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