A revolutionary method
Rodolfo and Gloria Dinzel have presented and codified
a repertoire of didactic expressions
that break down Tango to better understand
and teach it.
At the beginning this process was felt as an incredible challenge,
and many
emblematic figures of the Tango saw it, even if it seems strange today,
as a desacralization of this dance.
Fortunately,
great artists started to join the process very quickly,
and the teaching method
was accepted under the name of “Dinzel System”.
Moreover,
they were the first to use Tango as a therapeutic treatment
for patients with
Parkinson’s disease, or young people with Down syndrome.
Gloria
was present in the Academy of Tango (CETBA), founded by her and her husband,
and where she was a researcher and director, to initiate great and very
original teachings from Tango.
Today
Eric, their son, manages both the Dinzel studio and the Tango Academy;
he
develops the teaching of his parents in Argentina as well as in many countries
of the world,
through workshops and training courses.
Exercices at the Studio Dinzel
During a training course
Interview with Eric Dinzel
