Workshop with Ines Muzzopappa and Corina Hererra 4/10/26-4/12/26. ABQ, NM

03/24/2026

Join us on Saturday, April 11, for a memorable milonga with a special performance by celebrated Argentine tango instructors Corina Herrera and Inés Muzzopappa.
There are still a few spots available for their workshop on April 10,11, and 12.
https://albuquerquetangofestival.com/ines-and-Corina Herrera
Also, there are a couple of spaces available for private lessons with either Inés or Corina. If you are interested in a private class, please contact me: [email protected]

03/18/2026

A few slots for private classes with Ines and Corina are still available on Friday afternoon, April 10 and on Sunday afternoon, April 12, after the workshop.

Please email me if you are interested. EMAIL: [email protected]

03/10/2026

In addition to the Saturday night milonga and performance after the workshop classes on April 11, there will be a Sunday night milonga offered by AMILONGA. Here is the link to the FB page for that event.

https://www.facebook.com/events/s/amilonga-dancing-after-corina-/1236887701754022/

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02/16/2026

Join us for a weekend of focused, immersive tango training and a special milonga and performance! Whether you lead, follow, or do both, these classes offer space to refine your role, expand your awareness, and improve your ability to collaborate and co-create the dance with your partners.

Don't miss Ines and Corina in Albuquerque in April.

Full details and registration link here:

https://albuquerquetangofestival.com/ines-and-corina

02/16/2026

All of the information for the upcoming workshop with Ines and Corina (schedule, class topics, registration link) is available here:

https://albuquerquetangofestival.com/ines-and-corina

01/20/2026

Join us the weekend of April 10 through 12 for a workshop and performance by two of Argentina's most sought after and in-demand teaching couples, Inés Muzzopappa and Corina Herrera.

Corina began dancing tango when she was nine years old, and has taught tango professionally since she was a teenager. Inés began dancing tango at 14 and in 2007, with Dante Sanchez, won the first prize in the World Tango Championship.

Together they are regarded as being among the most influential of a new generation of Argentine tango dancers. Their teaching is focused on developing high level technique, which they believe is the key to better interpretation, improvisation, comfort in the embrace, and to opening the door to the limitless possibilities of expression in tango.