The Newtown Bee has once again spotlighted the work of Dardo Galletto and Alonso Guzman, this time with a mention of their Argentine Tango studio and teaching base in Southbury, CT. The coverage highlights GG Tango’s home at the Movement Arts Center in Southbury — where Dardo and Alonso have been teaching authentic Argentine Tango to students from across Western Connecticut.
The Newtown Bee’s studio mention places GG Tango firmly on the map as a professional, established Argentine Tango studio — one that draws students not just from Southbury, but from Newtown, Oxford, Woodbury, Waterbury, Derby, Ansonia, Shelton, Trumbull, Monroe, and beyond. For many of these students, the drive to Southbury is well worth it for access to world-class tango instruction.
The Movement Arts Center in Southbury provides a welcoming, professional studio environment perfectly suited for Argentine Tango classes. Its spacious dance floor, warm atmosphere, and convenient Southbury location make it an ideal home for GG Tango’s weekly classes and workshops. Students learn to dance in a setting that honors both the social and artistic dimensions of tango.
At GG Tango, classes run year-round and are open to all experience levels — from absolute beginners to intermediate and advanced dancers. Dardo and Alonso’s teaching is rooted in the traditional Buenos Aires style of Argentine Tango, emphasizing musicality, improvisation, and the profound connection between partners that makes tango unlike any other dance.
If you are in the Newtown or Southbury area and have ever wanted to learn Argentine Tango, GG Tango is your gateway. With ongoing weekly classes, milongas, and special events, there are many ways to experience the art form that has made Dardo Galletto and Alonso Guzman recognized throughout Connecticut’s arts community.