Tango Viento
Argentine tango from zero — small groups, improvisation from class one, Prague
A dance studio specializing in Argentine Tango and related styles.
Before your first class
Beginners need no partner and no prior dance experience; the Tango from Zero course is designed to take you from your first embrace to your first improvised dance.
Comfortable clothes you can move in.
600 Kč first class (or 1,000 Kč for a couple); full course of 20 classes (30 hours) is 9,000 Kč and can be split into 2 payments
About this studio
Tango Viento teaches Argentine tango in Prague 3–Žižkov with a philosophy centred on conversation and connection rather than choreography. Argentine tango is fully improvised — the leader proposes and the follower interprets, creating a unique dialogue each time. Born in the late 19th century on the outskirts of Buenos Aires from a melting pot of African, European, and indigenous cultures, tango has been on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list since 2009.
The school runs three levels. Tango from Zero is a beginner course taking you from your first embrace to your first improvised dance, with no partner or experience required. An ongoing Intermediate group meets on Thursdays for those who have finished the beginner course or already dance, focusing on technique, musicality and improvisation. There is also a two-hour Taste Tango discovery session for complete newcomers to experience the dance and understand how the school teaches before committing to a course.
Classes run three evenings a week: Beginners on Tuesday 20:00–21:30, Intermediate on Thursday 20:00–21:30, and a Practica led by Matej on Friday 17:00–19:00. The school keeps groups small — typically 6 to 12 people — so everyone receives individual attention. Partners rotate during class, so you dance with everyone; no partner is needed to join. You will improvise and connect from your very first class.
Alina, a lifelong dancer who discovered Argentine tango six years ago after leaving two contemporary dance companies, studied intensively with top maestros in Buenos Aires and continues exploring tango across Europe. Sergey began dancing tango in 2011 in Moscow and brings a background in programming, martial arts, and movement practices including Wing Chun and Tai Chi; two intensive trips to Buenos Aires reshaped his understanding of close embrace tango. Their teaching philosophy emphasises tango as conversation, not steps.
Students report feeling confident and capable within hours. One newcomer, who arrived with no partner and no prior partner-dance experience, found herself dancing convincingly after just two hours. Another praised the structured progression of exercises, the warm atmosphere, and the coaches' clear explanations of why, not just how. Tango improves posture, coordination and balance while sharpening focus and presence — you must listen with your whole body. Many practitioners find it deeply meditative. The school has been operating in Prague for 2 years with 30+ students.
What to expect
Your first visit
You will arrive at Chlumova 260/23 in Žižkov for a 90-minute evening class in a small group of 6–12 people. Partners rotate, so you won't partner with the same person twice. From your first class, you learn through improvisation and feel the music rather than memorise steps. Expect to move, connect, and be surprised by what you can do.
Instructors
Who teaches here
Alina is a lifelong dancer and performer who discovered Argentine tango six years ago after leaving two contemporary dance companies; she studied intensively with top maestros in Buenos Aires. Sergey began dancing tango in 2011 in Moscow and brings a background in programming, martial arts, and movement practices like Wing Chun and Tai Chi; two intensive trips to Buenos Aires reshaped his understanding of close embrace tango.
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What beginners can expect
Beginners need no partner and no prior dance experience; the Tango from Zero course is designed to take you from your first embrace to your first improvised dance.
What to wear and bring
Before your first class
What to bring
Comfortable clothes you can move in. For shoes, wear anything with a smooth sole; avoid sneakers with rubber soles that grip the floor.
Studio history
Tango Viento has been teaching in Prague for 2 years with 30+ students. Argentine tango itself was born in the late 19th century on the outskirts of Buenos Aires from a melting pot of African, European, and indigenous cultures, and has been on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list since 2009.
Styles offered
1 dance style taught here
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Pricing
Approximate lesson costs
Class schedule
Weekly classes and workshops
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Frequently asked about Tango Viento
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does Tango Viento teach?
Tango Viento 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 Tango Viento located?
Tango Viento is located in Praha. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does Tango Viento offer private lessons?
Contact Tango Viento directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.
Does Tango Viento teach kids and adults?
Tango Viento welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.
How do I sign up for classes at Tango Viento?
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