From the new Argentine couples, Natalia and Agustin are among the ones that had grown the fastest in the last years. In less than three years, they had participated in more than 100 tango events, in ten countries from America to Europe.
Even during their first year European tour, they were called to dance at a Dutch Royalty Award, the "Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Prijs 2016", in the presence of Queen Maxima of The Netherlands.

They have synthesized their unique style from over 10 years of intensive research into the history, dance, and culture of tango; including testimonials from remaining living milongueros.

Rather than relying on rote figures, their style instead focuses on expressing musicality, authenticity, and emotional and historical connections.

They teach in a fresh and playful way, and their technique uses vivid analogies, exciting technology, and emphasizing partner equality and body awareness.

Their classes take a horizontal approach by sharing and developing together with participants.
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The workshops are suitable for all levels and the language of instruction is English.
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The tango trio "Los Milonguitas" integrated by the pianist Pablo Murgier, the bandoneonist Simone Tolomeo and de double bass player Sebastian Noya, has a clear aim:
That all of the dancers fill the milonga dance floor. 

Influenced by the great orchestras of the golden age, (Di Sarli, D’Arienzo, Caló), "Los Milonguitas" offer trio versions in style as well as their own compositions, always taking into consideration the performance necessities of the milongueros, the real protagonists of the dance floor.

Their first album "Los Milonguitas I", released in February 2017, reflects the color the milongas porteñas they are involved in, with tandas in style and cortinas.
In April 2019 they released their second album "Rosa y Negro", which shows all its ability to offer new dance compositions and in which there is a part recorded in a typical orchestra with 12 musicians.

From March 2017, "Los Milonguitas" have realized several tours for more than 20 countries, from Russia to Europe, giving more than 100 concerts.



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The workshops are suitable for all levels and the language of instruction is English.


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