Beginner Tango Classes
Sheila Solis-Arroyo
No partner required. No experience needed. No gender rules.
Just real tango.
Sheila teaches tango as a dialogue between two people. It is about presence, vulnerability, and connection.
Whether you have never danced before, want to learn or a new role, or you are starting over, you are welcome here.
What to Expect in Class:
Small group attention
Rotation with multiple partners
Role exploration
A welcoming Brooklyn community
Practice time to incorporate the movements
You will learn to:
Embrace
Walk with confidence
Lead and follow
Explore musicality
4 basic steps to get you ready for social dancing
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EMBRACE
The abrazo (embrace) is the heart of tango. Let your walls down and dive into the heart of human connection and intimacy.
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CONNECT
Tango is not about steps. It is about energy. Learn to tune in, respond, and build real connection with another human in motion.
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CREATE
Once you have the basics, you do not just repeat. You play. Tango gives you the tools to create something different every single time you step onto the floor with someone new
Upcoming Classes
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Start your tango journey!
Notes:
No refunds available for purchased classes.
Series strongly recommended for best progress.
Monthly series package must be taken in the same month.
Contact us on the form below if you are interested in our work-study program.
About Sheila
Sheila (Shay-la) Solis-Arroyo is an NYC based Argentine tango dancer, teacher, and performer. Sheila has studied tango extensively for the past eight years. With a deep passion for this beautiful art form, Sheila creates a warm and welcoming environment for dancers of all levels. Whether you're taking your first steps or refining your technique, you'll find dedicated instruction and a supportive community where you can grow and express yourself through tango.
Sheila fosters an inclusive and affirming space for all dancers. Everybody is encouraged to investigate both leading and following roles, regardless of gender identity. Sheila teaches tango as a dialogue between partners, emphasizing connection, communication, and creativity.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No partner is required. We rotate partners during class so everyone gets a chance to practice and learn with different people.
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Something comfortable you can move in. Smooth-soled shoes help.
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Yes. All genders, all identities welcome.
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Yes. You are encouraged to explore both.