Greenwich Time — a premier Hearst Connecticut newspaper serving Greenwich, Stamford, and the greater Fairfield County area — has published coverage of Dardo Galletto and Alonso Guzman and their Argentine Tango work in Southbury, CT. The article, a Hearst syndication of reporting originally appearing in CT Insider, brings the story of Argentine Tango, brain health, and the work of GG Tango to readers throughout Fairfield County and Lower Connecticut.
The Greenwich Time coverage is particularly significant because it extends the reach of GG Tango’s story into one of Connecticut’s most affluent and culturally engaged communities. Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, and surrounding Fairfield County towns are home to many individuals who would benefit from and enjoy Argentine Tango — and the Greenwich Time feature introduces them to Dardo and Alonso’s work in Southbury.
The article draws on Yale University expertise to explore the connection between Argentine Tango and brain health — specifically how the improvisational, social, and musical dimensions of tango may help lower the risk of dementia. This is a topic of growing interest to readers of all ages, and Argentine Tango’s benefits extend well beyond just the physical: tango fosters community, creativity, and deep human connection.
For Fairfield County residents who may not have considered Southbury as a tango destination, the Greenwich Time coverage offers a compelling introduction. Dardo Galletto and Alonso Guzmán teach weekly Argentine Tango classes in Southbury and Washington, CT — both accessible from Greenwich, Stamford, Danbury, Shelton, Trumbull, Monroe, and the greater Fairfield County area.
GG Tango also hosts special tango evenings at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards in Newtown — a venue well within reach of most Fairfield County residents. Whether you are drawn by curiosity, by the science of tango and brain health, or simply by the desire to discover something new, Dardo and Alonso invite you to experience tango Argentino for yourself.