gianpio Cappucci
(Italy)

“Life is a journey. Tango is a journey of all life long”.

Gianpio says: “Before me beeing a tango teacher, I’am a social dancer. Teaching tango is my job and my passion giving to people the knowledge and the awareness they need in order to develop their own way of dancing. I a dancing “Milonguero style” and I made musicality and creativity my strength points of teaching.”

Gianpio Cappucci, 48, Italian.

Dancer, tango teacher and Tdj.

Gianpio starts his path in 2009 coming back from a trip to Buenos Aires after watching a tango show in San Telmo. It was a crush. In 2010 he moves to Buenos Aires and in 2011 he takes part of the DNI Tango Company of Buenos Aires where, for 5 years he could get a big experience dancing and teaching. In 2014 till 2016 he has been studying in CETBA (Buenos Aires Tango Educative Center) Since February 2017 he lives in Cracow (Poland) where in 2018 opens his tango school “VOLVER”.

In 2024 starts his path together with Ioanna Papachristou.

Ioanna Papachristou

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Gianpio Cappucci

IOANNA papachristou
(Greece)

Ioanna is an active tango teacher since 2015, with a previous base in classical dance (and other genres). She is based in Athens, working in collaboration with an amazing team at TANGart tango school. She is also travelling to give seminars and exhibitions in various countries. She usually performs on improvisation. Tango is for her a unique experience of deep human connection, a way to understand and embrace ourselves and the others. Her goal in teaching is to create milongueras that are able to share their inner feelings in the embrace with sincerity, freedom and respect.

She specialises in:

-Development of dancers' personalities, based on improvisation, musical interpretation and emotional connection

-Poetry of tango (intensive workshops in spanish language for understanding lyrics)

-Tango and psychology (workshops for couples in collaboration with experienced psychotherapist)

-Individual and collective values in the tango community, inclusion vs exclusion