Litchfield Magazine — the premier publication for Connecticut’s Litchfield County and Northwest Connecticut — has featured Dardo Galletto and Alonso Guzman and their weekly Argentine Tango classes in Washington, CT. The coverage spotlights GG Tango as a cultural gem in the region, bringing authentic tango Argentino to one of Connecticut’s most scenic and vibrant communities.
The Litchfield Magazine feature highlights GG Tango’s weekly Argentine Tango events at The Parish House of St John’s Episcopal Church in Washington, CT — a beloved arts and cultural destination in Litchfield County. These classes and milongas have become a gathering place for tango enthusiasts from Washington, Roxbury, Kent, New Milford, Litchfield, Woodbury, and beyond — drawn together by the music of Argentina and the profound connection that tango creates between dancers.
Dardo Galletto grew up surrounded by tango in Argentina before training professionally and performing internationally. His teaching brings an authentic, Buenos Aires-rooted approach to tango education that is rare to find outside of Argentina’s major cities. Alonso Guzman complements Dardo’s artistry with warmth, patience, and a deep love for sharing tango’s joy with newcomers and experienced dancers alike.
The Litchfield County tango community has grown steadily around GG Tango’s programming. Whether you are in the rolling hills near Washington Depot or commuting from Torrington, Watertown, or Waterbury, the weekly Argentine Tango nights in Washington offer a welcoming entry point into one of the world’s most captivating social dances.
Being recognized in Litchfield Magazine is a meaningful milestone for GG Tango’s presence in Northwest Connecticut. It reflects the genuine cultural impact that Dardo and Alonso have made — bringing a living, breathing piece of Argentine culture to the Connecticut countryside, week after week.