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Personal Dance Trainer

Tango | Dance | Wedding | Show | Workshop. Express your soul through movements. TANGO SHOWS
When we dance, we infuse our soul into our dancing.

Nothing else exists but the here and now. Idea Tango shows are characterised by the depth and intensity of the music and the vibrating energy of the tango embrace. Our emotions become perceivable during the tango performance and captivate the audience. Whether you are you organising a wedding, a festival, a party or any other event, we can spice it up with some Argentine Tango entertainment! TANGO

LESSONS & WORKSHOPS
When we teach, we take our students by their hand and accompany them on a voyage through their own emotions. An inspiring, energising, step-by-step journey that makes them feel more confident, accomplished and able to express their soul through their dance. At Idea Tango we give tango private lessons in Leiden, tango lessons online, tango workshops and weekly group tango courses in Leiden and Den Haag. TANGO VACATIONS
Idea Tango organises tango vacations in Italy. Our tango vacation in Rome, in October, is the perfect occasion to visit a unique town that you must see at least once in a lifetime. Among all the tango vacations in Europe, a tango vacation in Italy is certainly without equal if you would like to combine tango with art, culture, history, fashion, delicious food and the "dolce vita" lifestyle.

04/09/2026

Pugliese doesn’t just ask you to dance.
🔥He asks you to dare.

🔆To wait.
🔆 To stretch the moment.
🔆 To hold tension without immediately releasing it.
🔆 To surprise.
🔆 To move from stillness into explosion.

⛔️ And once again, you don’t need an entirely new collection of steps.

💥You need something much more challenging:
👉🏻 The ability to transform the quality of your movement according to what you hear.

Over these past three reels, we travelled through three completely different musical worlds:

✨ Di Sarli — elegance and refinement
⚡ D’Arienzo — rhythm and energy
🎭 Pugliese — tension, drama and contrast

3️⃣ orchestras.
3️⃣ different conversations with the music.

🎶 Real musicality is learning to listen deeply enough that you can understand what the music is asking from you…

👣 and developing the tools in your body to answer.

✅ That is exactly what I explore in depth inside my Advanced Tango Musicality course.

🚨If you want to move beyond “dancing to the beat” and learn how to truly translate what you hear into movement, comment MUSIC and I’ll send you the direct link.

🤔 And now I’m curious:
Which of these three orchestras challenges you the most — and why? 👇

Let’s dance the music together 💫
Silvia

P.S.: In this reel I am wearing another beautifully crafted piece 👗 of the collection. Where refined design meets exceptional quality for tango dancers who want to feel comfortable and elegant as they dance. 💖

01/09/2026

✨Don’t miss Part 3: follow along.✨

If you dance D’Arienzo like Di Sarli…
you’re missing a whole conversation with the music. 😉

Tell me:
💬Does D’Arienzo make you feel free and playful… or does he make you panic? 😅👇

🎵While Di Sarli can invite you to stretch, breathe and savour the melody…
🎶 D’Arienzo has a very different question for your body:

🔆 Can you feel the impulse?
🔆 Can you interpret the rhythm?
🔆 Can your movement become more alive, more responsive, more playful?

👉🏻And no — this doesn’t mean running around the dance floor doing more steps.😉

The difference isn’t necessarily in what you dance.
✳️ It’s in how you dance it.

The same movement can become

🔹Sharper.
🔹More rhythmic.
🔹More dynamic.
🔹More playful.

That is the real challenge of musicality:

💃 Can your body become aware enough to change its language when the orchestra changes? 🕺

🎥 That is what I explore in depth inside my Advanced Tango Musicality course.

🤍If you want to move beyond “dancing to the beat” and learn how to truly translate what you hear into movement, 👉🏻 DM me and I’ll send you the link.

This is Part 2 of my orchestra mini-series.
📌Next: Pugliese. And that’s where things get really interesting… 🎭

Let’s dance together 💫
Silvia

P.S.: In this reel I am wearing another beautifully crafted piece of the collection. 👗Where refined design meets exceptional quality. 😍 For tango dancers who want to feel as elegant as they dance. 💃

01/09/2026

🖤 What if you didn't learn a single new figure?

I'm looking for 2 tango leaders in Leiden (NL) for my once-a-year course:
🕺 1 leader with ~6 months of tango
🕺 1 leader with ~2 years of tango

STRENGTHEN YOUR FOUNDATION

Once a year, I organise a small, focused course for dancers who want to refine their tango rather than simply learn more figures.

This is not a course with a fixed list of figures to cover.
I don't want to give you four more weeks of “here are some new things you can do.”

Instead, I want to look at what you already do.
🔅How do you walk?
🔅What happens in your embrace?
🔅How clearly does your intention travel through your body?
🔅Can you dissociate without losing your connection?
🔅How does your musicality translate into movement?

My approach is to work with the dancers who are actually in the room — observing, exploring and refining what your tango needs.
Going beyond the simply doing, towards understanding and feeling more deeply.

Less material. More attention.

📍 Leiden
📅 Mondays: 7, 14, 21 & 28 September
🕖 19:00–20:15
💶 €80 for all 4 classes
🌍 English

I already have two followers looking for partners, so I'm specifically looking for these two leaders. I can also accommodate one additional couple.

If you've ever thought “I know the steps, but I want my tango to feel better” — this might be for you.
Send me a PM if you're curious. 📩

28/08/2026

🚨Don’t miss Part 2: follow along. 💃

You can hear Di Sarli.
But are you actually DANCING Di Sarli? 🤔

⚠️ Recognising an orchestra and allowing it to change your dancing are two different things.

👉🏻 So the question becomes:
“What does Di Sarli ask from my body?”

🌺 What happens to your energy?
🌺 Your timing?
🌺 The way you move?

Because you don’t necessarily need a new vocabulary of movements for every orchestra. 👣

Musicality is to learn how to let the music transform the vocabulary you already have. 🎶

This is Part 1 of my mini-series exploring 3️⃣ very different worlds:
✨ Di Sarli — elegance and refinement
⚡ D’Arienzo — rhythm and energy
🎭 Pugliese — tension, drama and contrast

Next: D’Arienzo.
And yes…your body will need to wake up a little differently. 😏

👉🏻 Real musicality is learning to listen deeply enough that you can understand what the music is asking from you…

👉🏻 and developing the tools in your body to answer.

🎥 That is what I explore in depth inside my Advanced Tango Musicality course.
💃 If you want to move beyond “dancing to the beat” and learn how to truly translate what you hear into movement, the link is in my bio.

💬 When a Di Sarli tanda comes on, what changes in your dancing?
I’m curious to know 👇

Let’s express the tango music together 💫
Silvia

P.S.: In this reel I am wearing another beautifully crafted piece of the collection ❤️. Where refined design meets exceptional quality, for tango dancers who believe comfort should never come at the expense of elegance. 💃

21/08/2026

When I first started tango, someone told me:
“Tango IS walking. If you can truly walk well, you can dance tango.” 👣

I remember thinking:
“well…I have been walking my entire like. How hard can this be?!” 😏

Then I moved from open to close embrace and realise:
“Uuhh…that’s way more difficult than I thought…” 🤯

A few years into my tango journey, I discovered there wasn’t such a thing as THE tango walk. 😫

Nope!
🚩Because the walk changes with the music.
🚩With the orchestra.
🚩With the melody, rhythm, accents, phrasing…

And just when I thought, OK, now I finally understand it…
Someone would tell me:
💥“Push the floor more”
💥“Connect from your hips”
💥“What about your heel?”
💥“Your toes?”
💥“The inside of the foot?”
💥“And the outside?”

And that’s when I finally understood what they meant:
“If you can walk well, you can dance tango.” 🤷🏻‍♀️

❌Not because walking is easy.

✅ But because learning to walk in tango means learning to organise your body, communicate with your partner, and respond to the music - over and over again.

And apparently, I’m still not done exploring it. 😉

🎥 I’m currently preparing Embodied Tango Mechanics, where we’ll take the tango walk apart and look at what is really happening inside your body when you walk.

💬 What was the biggest “aha!” moment you had about your tango walk?
Tell me in the comments 👇🏻

🌀And if you’d like to go deeper, follow me - I’ll let you know when Embodied Tango Mechanics is ready. 💃

Walking with you 💫
Silvia

P.S. and yes! That dress 👗 is doing some of its own dancing too. 😉 I am wearing - I love how beautifully their dresses move with the body ❤️

18/08/2026

Getting a dance with the leaders I wanted to dance with has not always been easy.

Sometimes getting ANY dance would not be easy! 🙈
Even as a pro! 🤯

Throughout the years I have danced tango socially in milongas, festivals, marathons and several countries. 🌍

And milonga after milonga I have refined my strategies. 😋

👉🏻 This is what has been working best for me.

Which other tip or strategy do you use❓
💃Share it in the comments to help each other 🙌🏻

To enjoy milongas even more 💫
Silvia

14/08/2026

The first time I rewatched myself dancing, I didn’t like what I saw. 🫣

Has this ever occurred to you too❓

👉🏻Eventually, I realised that I didn’t like what I saw not because the steps were wrong.
💡But because the lines were the problem.

🤷🏻‍♀️ Nobody told me this at the beginning of my tango journey:
💠 technique and aesthetics aren’t two separate things.

🔆 The way you organize your spine.
🔆 The position of your head.
🔆 How you place your free leg.
🔆 The relationship between your limbs and your torso.
🔆 The way you create space around yourself.
All these details change the way a movement looks.

And no, I don’t think caring about how your tango looks means caring only about appearance. 🤪

💃 Tango is a physical conversation. 🕺

Your body communicates through movement, through space, through shape — and yes, through visual lines too.

🇮🇹 Perhaps I am biased because I’m Italian… but I do believe that a pleasure for the eyes is part of the experience. 😉

The beautiful thing is that this isn’t about being naturally elegant.
💡Body lines can be trained.💡

🔥 And once you become aware of them, you may be surprised by how much more beautiful your tango can look — without learning a single new figure.

💬 Which side do you recognize from your own videos?
Left and right, above 👆

Un abrazo 💫
Silvia

My tangowear in those pictures: another magnificent piece of the conDiva tango collection 😍❤️

31/07/2026

Simple tango routine to do at home! ♻️
📌 Save it for your next practice

🎯 Do you want a more connected tango?
Let’s work on your frame! 🔥

Follow the steps in the video to move from - to:

AWARENESS ➡️ FEELING ➡️ CORRECT MOVEMENT

1️⃣ be aware of the correct position
2️⃣ feel the connected frame in your body
3️⃣ move with control

Practice alone before bringing it in the embrace! 💠

💃 Follow for more tango technique tips! 💫

Silvia

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Adres

Leiden

Telefoon

+31652176146

Website

https://www.silviamezzasoma.com/en/online-tango-courses

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