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Why we should all be dancing tango, with Simona Ciampi

Episode 3 of the Humans of Tango podcast, hosted by Liz Sabatiuk, titled "Why we should all be dancing tango, with Simona Ciampi" was published on September 24, 2021 and runs 28 minutes.

September 24, 2021 ·28m · Humans of Tango

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Summary

In which Simona Ciampi, a.k.a. my tango fairy godmother, lays out some truly enchanting reasons to dance tango.

Episode Description

“If I had to pinpoint what exactly I do, I think it’s... I care. I think I care to connect.”

Italian tanguera Simona Ciampi lays out some truly enchanting reasons to dance tango and sheds light on a question I’ve had for upwards of 15 years. 

Producer/Host: Liz Sabatiuk | Music: "El Carillon de la Merced" by Enrique S. Discepolo, performed by Carlos Molina y Su Orquesta | Image Credit: Dos Orillas Practica de Tango Buenos Aires

***2025 UPDATE! Listen to a new episode featuring Simona, Somatic tango wisdom for everyday life, with Simona Ciampi.***

Show Notes

Read a transcript of Simona's episode here.

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