MIGUEL ANGEL ZOTTO and DAIANA GUSPERO in MIAMI!!
Sat May 12, 2:00 PM - Mon May 14, 2:00 AM

This world-renowned couple will teach an intensive Masters Seminar on Saturday and Sunday, and perform at the milonga gala dinner-show on Sunday night. Miami is the only city in the United States that Zotto and Guspero will tour. Don't miss this very rare opportunity to learn from the most famous masters of tango in the world!! 
SATURDAY MAY 12th (VK Dance Arena)*1 Workshop (1 pm to 2:15 pm) Adornos/embellishment for Him and Her“Where, when and how… “
*2 Workshop (2:30 pm to 3:45 pm) How to start new step patterns with either foot in any direction. *3 Workshop (4 pm to 5:15 pm) Create elegant figures in one side and functional on the other hand, depending on the space
SUNDAY MAY 13 th (Club Tropical)*4 Workshop (1 pm to 2:15 pm) Musicality & interpretation dance with rhythm, melody, accents, phrase and pause
*5 Workshop (2:30 pm to 3:45 pm) How to lead and follow sacadas
*6 Workshop (4 pm to 5:45 pm) Milonga lisa and Milonga traspié!

SUNDAY MILONGA DINNER GALA SHOW (8:30 pm to 2 am)!!!!!
catering by Celebrity Caterers-DJ Nelson-spectacular show by M.A. Zotto and D. Guspero

PRICING:
$45 individual workshop $120 Saturday or Sunday package (3 workshops)$50 MILONGA DINNER SHOW $250 Special package (6 workshops and milonga dinner show)
About Miguel Angel ZottoBorn in Buenos Aires, Miguel Angel Zotto grew up listening to tango with his father and grandfather.  He has been dancing tango for over 40 years and is recognized as an icon among tangueros.Zotto learned from the major tango masters (Rodolfo Dinzel, Antonio Todaro, Pepito Avellaneda, Juan Carlos Copes and Maria Nieves, Finito Ramon Rivera, Petroleo Virulazo) and he has made it his work and passion to share this dance with people on nearly every continent.
Miguel Angel Zotto is a choreographer, dancer, teacher and artistic director; for thirty years on the international scene, he has animated the different nuances of this sensual and poetic dance with shows, performances and tours all over the world.
Zotto’s numerous awards include the “Maria Ruanova Award” (1991), the Argentinian Dance’s most important prize,