Eugenia Parrilla

Eugenia's distinctive talent and her long career have made her one of the most admired and inspiring dancers in the world of tango.

Her early education in dance, music, and the fine arts have influenced and deepened her aesthetic perspective. She analyzed and defined the technique of tango; combining her profound understanding with her own sensuality and daring expressivity, she introduced her emotive and influential style.

Continuous investigations into the many disciplines of movement, including a certification in the Gyrotonic system, provide her with a consciousness of the mechanics of the human body. This allows her to constantly refine her teaching and innovate her dancing.

 

Yanick Wyler

Yanick grew up in Switzerland. His first passions were rock climbing, dancing ballroom and hip hop, playing music and Lego. He studied cabinet making (which was not enough) and then proceeded to study industrial design (which was a bit too much). So one spring day he fell in love, first with a tango-girl; then with tango dancing; then with Buenos Aires night life and another tango-girl. Here followed hours of studying. Meticulous and fun, impatient and obsessive, confusing and euphoric. For years. With many of the greatest masters. Eventually he ran out of money, so he leapt into a tango career. At the same time he became certified in Gyrotonic, built a kitchen, made a short movie and fell deeper in love with Eugenia.

Yanick is a contemporary kind of tango dancer, but connects to the old school tango essence and culture. He likes the cool dynamic stuff. and the smooth yet energetic stuff. and the precise technical stuff. And all this comes with a distinct musical sensibility and a persistent passion for movement and teaching and all things pink.