No previous dance experience is required
Just show up. Partners typically rotate
Make friends from different backgrounds
Dress comfortably. Dance shoes are recommended
An Introduction
Time: 2:15 to 3:30 PM
Date: Sep 27th
Venue: 1680 Bryant St, Palo Alto
Milonga is a lively style of tango music and a social dance known for its rhythmic, playful energy. Faster than traditional tango, it features quick footwork, steady beats, and a joyful spirit—making it a fun, improvisational experience on the dance floor.
Sep 27th, 2:15 - 3:30p
In our first session, we’ll ease into the joyful rhythm of Milonga—a dance that moves faster than tango and invites a light, grounded feel. We’ll play with simple patterns like the Baldosa Box, Progressive Basic, and variations of Traspie.
Karn, founder of Feeling Flow, began dancing at age 7, inspired by Michael Jackson’s Dangerous album, and later trained in over a dozen forms including Salsa, Bachata, Waltz and Argentine tango. Since 2015, his tango journey has been shaped by masters like Pablo Verón and Richard Powers. A seasoned teacher and performer, Karn weaves meditation into his work, fostering authenticity and presence. Through Feeling Flow, he is growing a vibrant community of dancers and artists—hosting a thriving live music scene, alumni workshops for MIT-CNC and Stanford, and the Bay Area Maestros series hosting the region’s most experienced tango artists.
Sara is a dancer, and musician whose tango journey spans over a decade across local milongas and international festivals. With a background in music composition and performance, and DJing she brings a finely tuned sensitivity to musical phrasing and expression in tango. Her teaching is rooted in presence, elegance, and joyful exploration—helping students find both freedom and clarity in their dance.
or email: teacher@feelingflow.org