It takes all sorts to make a world. Both Physically and Spiritually.
How well can you spot and accept diversity in you?
Tonight we are going to look at these questions through the steps of tango.
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Last event date on this page: Sunday, March 16 2025 7:00PM
Tango was born more than a century ago, but it still lives, attracts and thrills. The secret may lie in us: everything around us is changing at a stormy pace, but our basic emotions, our longing for love, passion, human relationships, touch, embrace and harmony are eternal. In tango, only the music and style have changed, the essence has remained, and with its help, these desires and emotions can be brought to the surface for everyone, and can be experienced intensively.
“Only those relationships can be harmonious where both partners are free. The leader is free to lead – and the partner is free to follow. They are both happy. And their dance is amazing. It has everything you need to know about man and woman, male and female, yin and yang, girl and boy. This is how you should live and make love. This is how you should establish a beautiful relationship and marriage. Just like these tango dancers." Péter Müller
Experience the feelings tango gives you, unwind in it and feel the depth of connection tonight.
Technician: Tibor Sipos
Directed by László Budai
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