*THE HARVARD MILONGA*
Thurs, Dec 14

6:30-7:30pm: workshop with Carla Marano (BsAs/NYC)!
7:30-10:30pm: social dancing w/DJ Toshi

At our second December edition of The Harvard Milonga, we are delighted to welcome CARLA MARANO from Buenos Aires/New York to Boston for the first time!

Join us for a beautiful evening of social dancing at the Barker Center Cafe: a rotunda with high windows, a pristine hardwood floor, tables, and a true circle for a perfect ronda right at the heart of Harvard’s campus.

Workshop with Carla: $25 ($20 students)
Milonga admission: $20 ($15 students)
Workshop + Milonga: $40 ($30 students)

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Nearby metered parking on Mass Ave., Harvard St., and Quincy St. Garage at Broadway. Directions: walk inside the Barker Center, past the security desk, through the double doors, and straight to the end of the hall.

CARLA MARANO
https://sites.google.com/site/carlamarano

Carla is a treasured dancer and teacher currently based in New York City. She began her studies in ballet and Classical Spanish dances at the age of 5 and in 1986. She obtained her title of Teacher of Declamation and Dance at the Dance National School in Buenos Aires.Between 1986- 1996 she continued her studies in Ballet and Contemporary Dance with the great masters of Argentina like Estela Erman, Sonia Pvonpotosky, Lilian Ballesta, Cristina Barnils, Roxana Grinstein, Ana Frenkel, Nora Codina. She also complemented her dance studies with other body technique like the Feldenkrias Method, Singing with Mariano Pattin, Contact Improvisation and Body Work by Alito Alessi and Pilates. In 1989-1992 she was part of the Ballet of Estela Erman. In 1993 -1996 of the company Nora Codina for Experimentation at the Center Opera and Ballet Theater Colón. In 1995 she performed in the physical theatre show ‘Polaroid’ by Mariano Pattin. In September 1994 she started learning Tango, her first teachers were Luis Solanas and Cecilia Troncoso, the founders of the historic Tango school La Viruta. From 1995 till 2001 she continued her studies with several renowned dancers and teachers as Natalia Games, Gabriel Angio, Graciela Gonzalez, Fabian Salas, Gustavo Naveira, Giselle Anne, Mariano Frumboli, Claudia Jakobsen, Lucia Mazer. To this day Carla keeps on investigating and training with her peers to better her understanding of the dance and keep up-to-date with the its developments.