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Andrea y Nancy
Inspired by music as the drive for the move, Tango as a canvas of creation—not only art in motion but as rich with its ever-dynamic layers and colours.
​The fusion of improvisation, music, and communication, becomes more of a dance— a living poem, written and felt through the move.
Tango unfolds as a shared language between partners, where listening, intention, and trust shape each moment, allowing emotion and presence to emerge through subtle shifts, pauses, and embodied dialogue.
The dynamics between leading and following form a continuous exchange, where guidance and responsiveness dissolve into mutual awareness, shaping a dialogue grounded in balance, sensitivity, and shared intention.
The interplay of music creates a fluid structure in which roles remain distinct yet interchangeable, allowing the dance to evolve organically through connection, timing, and collective intuition.
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We have endeavoured on this journey together, a shared passion and a commitment to exploration, expansion and expression. This collective pursuit continues to shape our practice, deepening dialogue, refining perception, and opening new possibilities across movement, art, and experience.
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Nancy Wahid started dancing at the age of nine, she began classical ballet, followed by her passion for modern dance theatre, performing for several occasions and presenting Greek legends of drama, based on the Elyaza.
She endeavoured tango, starting in the salon, then to the stage. This was followed by her passion for discovering other forms of art in Argentine folklore.​​​​
Andrea Ahmed is an award-wining interdisciplinary artist. He uses different mediums of art. ​ He has pursued the passion of tango through different stages and channels in both its social and professional aspects. Also teaching the tango's musical aspects and its colours of expression. Andrea pursued Tango as a form of art; its music, the traditional old and new.
