Tango Garden

What I love most about tango is it's deep power to make us attune to each other.
It's ways of making us feel seen and welcomed. And at the same time - it will make us earn it - not by our skill or talent, but by our own ability to see and welcome. What you give is what you get - what you get is what you give. Are you ready? 🔥

DM me for more info about private sessions.🌻

I spent years (even before tango) trying to work on my dance from the perspective of the body - technique, figures, hours and hours of dancing - day and night. But the biggest change happened when I started to connect the mind to the body. When my body become a safe space to feel myself, to feel my partners, to express myself.

When I was no longer chasing something extraordinary and started to inhabit what is already there, I started to intentionally create moments of magic - that I wish for more people to experience.

Mindful Tango is a space of exploration, it is not therapy. But, it calls us to something new - openness and vulnerability, and all the ways connection can unfold when we are more deeply connected and honest with ourselves.

First workshop starts this Saturday, 25. April, Paris, 18-20. 🌱
Link for registration is in the comments.
Join a small group and allow yourself to expand and grow! 🥰🌳

The most beautiful tango experiences are the ones in which we are able to stay present. 💚 And we all know, tango is hard, there's many things to navigate.

But presence is something to practice, just as our technique, our vocabulary and musicality.
If you want more moments to remember, the moments filled with true sharing and feeling each other - in tango AND outside of the dance floor - this is for you. ✨

Welcome! 🪴
Comment "Mindful Tango" to get the link for registration in your inbox, or check it out in the bio.

✨ A small sneak peek into what’s coming! ✨

For the first time in Paris 🇫🇷, something that has been tried and tested many times in Zagreb 🇭🇷.

This work brings me so much joy — it’s the essence of why I love tango, why I find it different from other dances, and what makes it richer and more pleasurable 💃✨ — no matter your level.

📅 Studio Baretto, 25 April at 18:00 — an invitation to deepen your tango experience.

For everyone who already dances, as well as curious souls who haven’t tried tango before. 🌟

More info coming soon!
P.S. If you already feel called to join, feel free to DM me! 💌

Tango show us where there is still place to grow. It's an opportunity, not a life sentence. :)
The invitation is open. ☀️🌻

Link is in the comments.

I noticed lately that all we talk about are problems, and how to solve them. And honestly, it's becoming very annoying. It's the culture in which we live in. Problem solving culture. There are so many problems around us, that we suffocate both them and their solutions.
And I just crave for someone to show new possibilities. It will for sure solve some problems, but the perspective and approach is completely different.

I don't want to solve your problems, I want to show you what is possible. Start small, from our bodies, the way we relate to one another, and let's see from there where it might go.

Nothing more powerful than the trust we share with one another. 🤍

Few months ago, I was teaching a weekend seminar of Mindful tango that was touching the subject of sharing. Here's what the impression from one of the students was.

"The Alchemy of Sharing
or how one imperfect tango embrace and one “oh wow, you really don’t trust me” led me to my first workshop in free dance / mindfulness / body-oriented psychotherapy.
In truth, many things led me to this encounter with myself and with others, but that is a story for another time.

In my bag, along with a yoga mat, warm socks, and a bottle of water, I also brought a fear of the unknown, a decent dose of skepticism, and of course, mistrust… What welcomed me was a small, warm hall, an even smaller group of people - five women, two men - and our facilitator, an alchemist of sharing and grounding.

We gathered, each with our own story (or stories), each with our own burdens. What we seemed to share was a only a love of dance and movement - or at least that’s what I thought. I also thought that six hours over two days would be too much. Now I know I only scratched the surface, and that through dance and movement our bodies found a common language - laughter, a few tears, and so much, so much understanding and support. And presence.

This is one of the better gifts I have given myself, and I know my future self will be grateful that I dared to take part."

Anna Maria

It's always an honour and deep pleasure to hold space for the different stories we all carry to unfold. With true excitement I'm preparing a workshop in Paris, hopefully, the first of many. 💚
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