Tangoshow at Tanzhaus with all the tango stars

Tangocamp has arrived in Dusseldorf and tonight the festival will start at Tanzhaus with a big tango show that features all the tango stars that teach and perform at Tangocamp as well as the orchestra Sexteto Milongero.

I have really enjoyed all the performances so far and I really look forward to see the them again but now with the extra lights and more powerful sound that the stage brings.

In the photo you see Damian Esell & Nancy Louzan performing. Come see them and all the other tango stars tonight!

Whart are you looking forward most about the show tonight? Please comment.

Guest performance: Daniel & Anna

On Sunday it was once again time for a guest performance, now by Daniel & Anna from Tangocompaniet.

Look at those lovely colors in her dress. I think you dance better when you dance in clothes that you really like.

How important is wearing the right clothes when you dance tango? Whar do you think? Please comment.

Guest performance: Mette & Martin

Not only do you see all the teachers do performances, at Tangocamp you'll also see performances by invited couples. Saturday night Mette & Martin from Denmark performed.

What did you think about the performance? Please comment.

Masquerade party

At Saturday night at Tangocamp Sweden there was a masquerade party with the theme "Traveling around the world...".

There were people dressed as flight attendants, people in their folk costumes and of course pirats. Arrrgh!



The first two photos shows the winning couples that won free participation in Tangocamp Germany next year. Congratulations!



During the night the teachers had come up with a little sketch comedy with a drama that took place onbord an airplane.





What did you think of the masquerade party? What was you dressed up as? Please comment.

Cheering for Sexteto Milongero

Everyone at Tangocamp has been commenting on the energy that the orchestra, Sexteto Milongero, has on stage and how they transfer that energy to the dancers.



The band gets called back on stage two or three times when they perform and the audience goes crazy and cheer for them.



Sexteto Miongero has finished their two gigs at Tangocamp Sweden, but if you want to see more of them, you can always go to Tangocamp Germany in Dusseldorf next week.



I saw the organizers, Pino and Natalie, in the crowd in front of the band and also on the dance floor. It's usually a good sign that a festival goes smoothly when the organizers have time to enjoy themself.



What do you think of Sexteto Milongero? Please comment.