Eduardo Masci has been dancing tango in Buenos Aires for 50 years. The youngest of seven sons brought up in the barrios of Caballito and Boedo, he was given his nickname – El Nene: the baby – when he was just a boy learning tango from his brothers. By the age of 10 he was already dancing and by the time he was 14 he was frequenting the greatest milongas of the era – Club Huracan and Club Buenos Aires among them. He worked in the civil service all his life but his pastime was always dancing, and with the years he developed the distinctive style for which he’s become respected, often performing in local milongas and in the past few years travelling in Europe and the Americas to teach and perform.

2 classes for Level B, Monday 9 and Tuesday 10, 5pm and 2 classes for Level C, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15, 5pm working with Maria Plazaola. A little tango and a little vals – dancing on clouds... the idea is to work on his technique in order to understand how it is he makes the woman he's dancing with seem to be part of the music.