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Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina

Argentine tango classes and socials run by world-class teachers with 60+ year…

A dance studio specializing in Argentine Tango and related styles.

Toronto, ON, CA1 style

Before your first class

Never danced before?

Beginners are actively welcomed; the studio offers dedicated Level 1 classes, intensive weekend workshops, and teaches fundamentals at a pace that allows students to learn 3 times faster than typical programmes.

What to wear

Come presentable and clean; basic tango etiquette applies.

What to bring

Comfortable clothes and shoes with leather soles or dance sneakers that allow gliding and spinning.

What it costs

Beginner Level 1 (3-week intensive or 1-day weekend): $130 regular, $79.99 summer sale (adults), $69.99 full-time students under 28.

About this studio

Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina is based at 206 Beverley St in Toronto. All classes are taught by Bulent Karabagli and Lina Chan, professional full-time dancers and master teachers who have trained tango instructors across Canada and the US. They bring 60+ years of combined experience, including time teaching and performing in Buenos Aires. The studio has built a tango community in Canada for over 30 years and is now the largest tango family in Toronto, rated 5 out of 5 stars based on 99 reviews.

The teaching approach focuses on fast-track, authentic Argentine tango from beginner to advanced and professional teacher training levels. Beginner Level 1 is for absolute beginners or those with less than 6 months of prior experience. By completion, students acquire tango basics and musicality, learning elegant walking, parallel and cross systems, front and back ochos, paradas, pasadas, giros and sacadas. Beginner Level 2 builds on this with connection work and improvisation methods. Intermediate and Advanced levels follow, including Advanced/Masterclass and Magic Feet technique workshops.

The weekly schedule runs across multiple days. Monday offers Tango Level 1 or 2 (7–8.15pm), Intermediate Tango Level 1A (8.30–9.30pm), and a free practilonga for students (7–10pm). Wednesday features Level 1 or 2 (7–8.15pm), Advanced Tango (8–9pm), and the Happylonga social with guest DJ (9–11.30pm) in the main hall. Thursday has Intermediate Level 3 (7–8pm), Advanced Tango 1 (8–9pm), and a free practilonga (9–10.30pm). Weekend intensives run Saturday and Sunday 1–4pm with guided practice until 4.30pm: Saturday for Level 1, Sunday for Level 2.

Beyond classes, the studio hosts regular social events. The Happylonga runs every Wednesday with a guest DJ. Free guided practicas are included with classes, available twice weekly—these are positioned as practice spaces where students deepen learning and make friends. The studio also organises the Tango 8 Festival and Marathon, held in September 2026, featuring workshops, milongas, and performances.

The studio community spans mostly young professionals and full-time students aged 20–35. Teaching breaks down complex movements into fun, easy-to-follow structures. Support includes assistance from advanced dancers, free practice sessions, and student parties. A "Find Tango Partner" service helps unpaired students connect with dance partners for lessons.

What to expect

Your first visit

Classes are taught by Bulent and Lina in a welcoming, fun environment focused on quality fundamentals from day one. Beginners start with absolute basics and musicality; expect to work on walking, ochos, and simple figures. Partner work is close and sensual, so hygiene and respect for etiquette matter. Free guided practices are included, and you'll meet a young, energetic crowd who socialise together at weekly milongas and studio parties.

Instructors

Who teaches here

All classes are taught by Bulent Karabagli and Lina Chan, professional full-time dancers and master teachers with 60+ years of combined experience teaching and performing tango globally, including in Buenos Aires. They have trained many tango instructors across Canada and the US.

New to dancing?

What beginners can expect

Beginners are actively welcomed; the studio offers dedicated Level 1 classes, intensive weekend workshops, and teaches fundamentals at a pace that allows students to learn 3 times faster than typical programmes.

What to wear and bring

Before your first class

Dress code

Come presentable and clean; basic tango etiquette applies. Take a shower, wash hair, brush teeth. Change into clean clothes and wear deodorant before dancing. Avoid garlic and onion beforehand.

What to bring

Comfortable clothes and shoes with leather soles or dance sneakers that allow gliding and spinning. Avoid snow boots, rubber sneakers, or wet shoes on the dance floor. Bring extra clean clothes, soap and towel if coming straight from work. Tango heels are not required for classes.

Studio history

Bulent & Lina have been building tango communities in Canada for over 30 years. Argentine Tango Toronto is now the largest tango family in Toronto and is rated the number 1 tango studio in Ontario, specialising exclusively in tango from beginner to professional and teacher-training levels.

Styles offered

1 dance style taught here

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Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina — studio space

Amenities

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Pricing

Approximate lesson costs

Range:Beginner Level 1 (3-week intensive or 1-day weekend): $130 regular, $79.99 summer sale (adults), $69.99 full-time students under 28. Beginner Level 2 (4-week intensive): $130 regular, $95 full-time students. Intermediate to Advanced (5 weeks): $130 or flexible 8-class pass $238, or 2 classes per week $230. Full-time students under 28: $95 for 5 weeks, $175 for 8-class pass, or $180 for 2 per week. Free practices included for students.

Class schedule

Weekly classes and workshops

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Frequently asked about Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina

Quick answers to the most common questions

What dance styles does Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina teach?

Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina teaches Argentine Tango. The full list of styles is shown above on this page along with each genre's classes and lesson options.

Where is Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina located?

Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina is located in Toronto, ON. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.

Does Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina offer private lessons?

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Does Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina teach kids and adults?

Argentine Tango Toronto by Bulent & Lina welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.

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