**Maximiliano Gluzman is coming to Seattle for the first time!**
**Workshops September 25-27** (available for private lessons until the 30th)
UPDATE: Maxi will be DJing at the China Harbor milonga on Monday, September 28!
Schedule (Download the registration form here):
Friday, September 25
(Harlequin Source School – 7601 Greenwood Ave N. Seattle, WA)
7:00pm: Communication between the leader and the follower (all levels)
Saturday, September 26
(Dance Underground – 340 15th Ave E. Seattle, WA)
1:45pm: Improvisation (int-adv)
3:25pm: Milonga con Traspie I* (int-adv)
5:00pm: Musicality: The great Tango orchestras and milonguero musicality (all levels)
Sunday, September 27
(Harlequin Source School – 7601 Greenwood Ave N. Seattle, WA)
1:00pm: Milonga con Traspie II* (int-adv)
2:45pm: Embrace and Cadencia (int-adv)
4:30pm: Turns and change of direction in vals (int-adv)
PRICES AND REGISTRATION:
Individual Workshops: $25
*Sat. All or Sun. All $65 *Weekend Pass (all 7) $150
*Milonga con Traspie package special!* BOTH Milonga con Traspie classes together (I and II), $40.* There is so much to cover on this topic that Maxi decided to turn it into two classes – I highly recommend signing up for both if you can.
FULL-TIME Students (Valid Student ID Required) $15 per workshop or $100 for the full weekend (all 7)
- Click here to download the registration form & send it by e-mail or regular mail.
- Maxi will be available for private lessons until Sept. 30.
- E-mail tinaferrari (at) gmail.com or call 206-905-9376 for info.
Maximiliano Gluzman is a young milonguero from Buenos Aires who proudly continues the tradition of his hometown’s social dance.
Having already learned his first tangos as a child, he began dancing tango in 1997. He soon discovered the milonguero style and developed his own personal dance style through years of working with internationally known instructors, such as Tete, Pocho y Neli, Ricardo Vidort and Susana Miller, among others, as well as dancing and watching the old milongueros of Buenos Aires for endless hours.
He has taught and performed in Argentina, Europe and the United States, both in workshops and seminars as well as in numerous festivals.
**I had the pleasure of meeting Maxi when I lived in Buenos Aires, and from the first tanda I shared with him, he became one of my top 5 favorites to dance with, for his protective embrace, his subtle interpretation of the music and his simple, genuine, very milonguero style of dancing. I’m honored to have to him in Seattle – I think you’ll all love him!
Some videos I quite enjoy. 
