Workshop Milonga Sevilla (WMS) is a tango festival held annually in the city of Seville (Andalusia, Spain) in February. It consists of 5 days of workshops and master classes of tango dance given by recognized couples of teachers and dancers, milonga parties with tango-dance performances and tango orchestras or musical selection. The promoters and organizers are the couple of dancers and teachers formed by Gastón Godoy and Laura Atienza, known as Gneración Tango.
WMS was born in 2009 with the aim of promoting and offering to the fans an activity where the Argentine Tango is the protagonist. In 2023 it will celebrate its 13th edition; its trajectory and maturity leads it to offer today a festival that goes beyond its borders and allows visitors from all over the world to enjoy tango in an incomparable setting such as this beautiful Andalusian city.
All program activities take place at the Silken Al-Andalus Palace Sevilla Hotel, the festival's headquarters.
SEMINARS
SEMINAR: "COMPLETE STRUCTURE OF TANGO" (4,5h) Teachers: Ariadna and Fernando
SEMINAR "THE COMPLETE STRUCTURE OF TANGO" (4,5h)
The walking code, the turn, its variants, changes of direction as an alteration of the walking code. Understanding the natural development of walking allows us to embrace more possibilities to explore in the dance. How to save movement in the mark and let yourself be carried away by the same movement.
SEMINAR: "MUSICALITY. RHYTHMIC BASES" (6h) Teachers: Pebete Godoy and Maricel
SEMINAR "MUSICALITY. RHYTHMIC BASES" (6h)
All the marking models of the great orchestras of the 20-30-44 and 50'
Marcato 4 and marcato in 2 and marcato in 1
How to articulate marcato 4, 2 and 1, according to melodic musical factors and counter-songs
Syncopations. All its versions, ground, dragged, in the air, anticipated and double
Marcato 4-1 and rhythmic base 3-3-2. (How to articulate all the bases in the music)
SEMINAR "MILONGA" (3h)
Milonga. How it evolved and the ways of dancing according to the years.
Milongas 1933-1937 and Milongas 1938-1941
Milongas 1938-1941 and Milongas 1942-1946
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