Tango & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne
Argentine tango classes in Vincennes and Paris, plus yoga and live performances
A dance studio specializing in Argentine Tango and related styles.
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Before your first class
You only need to know how to walk; the school teaches rhythm and improvisation progressively and welcomes complete beginners in September classes.
Wear comfortable everyday clothes; no specific tango dress code for classes, though good hygiene is appreciated.
Shoes that don't grip the floor excessively; beginners can start with regular shoes, then move to tango shoes that pivot smoothly.
About this studio
Tango & Vous runs Argentine tango classes from two locations: Espace Sorano in Vincennes (16 rue Charles Pathé, 94300) and Espas Danse Studio in Paris's 20th arrondissement (24 Villa Riberolle, 75020). The school is represented by the association Le Regard Se Pose and is led by Florencia and Jérémy.
In Vincennes, tango classes meet on Mondays and Tuesdays. Beginners start at 19:30–21:00 on Mondays with an additional practice session. Intermediate and advanced students meet Tuesdays 21:45–23:00. The school also runs Yin Yoga (Tuesdays 10:30–11:30) and Hatha Yoga (Tuesdays 11:30–12:30) at the same location.
Paris classes are held Thursdays at Espas Danse, with beginner tango 20:30–21:45 and intermediate/advanced 21:00–22:30. Monthly tango stages run Saturdays in Paris (afternoons), offering technique training plus two thematic stages. The school emphasises that Argentine tango is improvised from basic sequences: the walk (marcha), rebote, baldosa (square), salida (basic step), salida 40, ochos (eights forward and back), sandwich/mordida, ocho cortado, giro (turn), paradas, and sacadas. Dancers maintain an abrazo throughout and circulate counter-clockwise on the dance floor.
Beyond weekly classes, Tango & Vous offers private lessons across Paris, Vincennes, and Montreuil. The school organises tango holidays (séjours tango), corporate workshops, custom performances, and event entertainment including Argentine folklore, conferences, and a theatre-tango show called Errances en Retour (1 hour 15 minutes). Wedding performances and bespoke spectacles are available on request. Students can access online courses and a partner-finding forum.
The school accepts students without prior dance experience or a partner (though it maintains balance between leaders and followers in classes). Trial classes (cours d'essai) are available year-round. If you join mid-year and are new to tango, the school may recommend private lessons to bring you up to the group's level. You can register online via the school's website in three steps: submit a registration request, await validation, then complete payment.
What to expect
Your first visit
Come in everyday clothes you can move freely in—no special dress code required. Bring shoes that don't grip the floor too much; beginners can wear ordinary shoes, though eventually pivoting shoes help. You'll learn by partnering with other students (roles rotate during class). Trial classes are open year-round; if you're completely new to tango, you'll start from zero learning basic steps and improvisation.
Instructors
Who teaches here
Florencia and Jérémy lead the school and teach at both locations.
New to dancing?
What beginners can expect
You only need to know how to walk; the school teaches rhythm and improvisation progressively and welcomes complete beginners in September classes.
What to wear and bring
Before your first class
Dress code
Wear comfortable everyday clothes; no specific tango dress code for classes, though good hygiene is appreciated.
What to bring
Shoes that don't grip the floor excessively; beginners can start with regular shoes, then move to tango shoes that pivot smoothly. Bring indoor-only shoes if possible. Women's tango shoes typically feature open fronts, ankle straps, and a comfortable heel; men's shoes should fit snugly with a low or high heel.
Styles offered
1 dance style taught here
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Class schedule
Weekly classes and workshops
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Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does Tango & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne teach?
Tango & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne 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 & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne located?
Tango & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne is located in Vincennes. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does Tango & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne offer private lessons?
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Does Tango & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne teach kids and adults?
Tango & You School Tango Vincennes - Val De Marne 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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