Information about the event
140 participants
40 couples (leader/follower)
20 solo leaders
20 solo followers
20 solo double-role dancers
We will take care of a vibrant mix of people
Check-in
Thursday 16 Oct 18:00h
Good-bye
Sunday 19 Oct 18:00h
What is included?
6 x 6 hours Milonga with masterful DJ’s, in total 36 hours of music & dancing
2 x excellent dinner, cooked and delivered by a famous vegetarian restaurant close by - on Friday and Saturday evening between the two Milongas
Water, tee, coffee, fruits, snacks
High audio quality with a wonderful lively tube sound
Free private parking (limited), WIFI
Booking possible only as a complete event from Thursday until Sunday.
Admission tickets are personal and not transferable.
How much does it cost?
The price will be published in the registration form.
Schedule
(subject to change)
Thursday
Reception - from 19:00
Milonga I - 20:00 - 02:00
Friday
Milonga II - 12:00 - 18:00
Dinner - 18:30 - 20:00
Milonga III - 20:00 - 02:00
Saturday
Milonga IV - 12:00 - 18:00
Dinner - 18:30 - 20:00
Milonga V - 20:00 - 02:00
Sunday
Milonga VI - 12:00 - 18:00
Our DJ's
Stefan Wimmer (NL) - Christian Oberndorfer (A) - Jonas Maria Jona (D) - Jens-Ingo Brodesser (B) - Benedicte Beauloye (B) - Anthony Cronin (IRL)
What else?
Social dancing
The ability to dance with confidence in the Ronda line, support the flow of the Ronda and respect the space of other dancers is assumed.
Invitation to dance is not a privilege of men. We are in 2025. A mere glance (mirada) does not mean one is ready to dance — only a mutual nod (cabaceo) gives us the discreet certainty that we are meeting up to dance. And this clarity gives us the freedom to look at each other in a kind way without having to dance.
Entering the dance floor requires permission of the leader to the left also by mutual nodding (cabaceo) or an inviting hand gesture by the leader. Merely looking (mirada) does not constitute an agreement — please be aware of this. If the couple doesn't want to give you space in front of them, respect that. There may be various reasons for this. Sneaking onto the dance floor from the side between other couples or pushing them aside is taboo.
When entering the dance floor, quickly move to the farthest free spot on the floor without disturbing other dancers, even if it's on the other side. This allows multiple couples to quickly flow onto the dance floor from the same entry point, avoiding long queues.
Minimize standing and chatting on the dance floor when the music starts. This is a relic from the early 20th century that we no longer need today.
Instead, we can listen to the music and tune in together with our partner. This is also a sign of respect for the DJ and other couples.
We don't need to see these as restrictive rules; we can consider them skills that characterize a way of interacting with one another that we generally perceive as respectful and that makes live easier and more enjoyable for everyone involved.
Registration opens 1 May
Information about the event
140 participants
40 couples (leader/follower)
20 solo leaders
20 solo followers
20 solo double-role dancers
We will take care of a vibrant mix of people
Check-in
Thursday 16 Oct 18:00h
Good-bye
Sunday 19 Oct 18:00h
What is included?
6 x 6 hours Milonga with masterful DJ’s, in total 36 hours of music & dancing
2 x excellent dinner, cooked and delivered by a famous vegetarian restaurant close by - on Friday and Saturday evening between the two Milongas
Water, tee, coffee, fruits, snacks
High audio quality with a wonderful lively tube sound
Free private parking (limited), WIFI
Booking possible only as a complete event from Thursday until Sunday.
Admission tickets are personal and not transferable.
How much does it cost?
The price will be published in the registration form.
Schedule
(subject to change)
Thursday
Reception - from 19:00
Milonga I - 20:00 - 02:00
Friday
Milonga II - 12:00 - 18:00
Dinner - 18:30 - 20:00
Milonga III - 20:00 - 02:00
Saturday
Milonga IV - 12:00 - 18:00
Dinner - 18:30 - 20:00
Milonga V - 20:00 - 02:00
Sunday
Milonga VI - 12:00 - 18:00
Our DJ's
Stefan Wimmer (NL) - Christian Oberndorfer (A) - Jonas Maria Jona (D) - Jens-Ingo Brodesser (B) - Benedicte Beauloye (B) - Anthony Cronin (IRL)
What else?
Social dancing
The ability to dance with confidence in the Ronda line, support the flow of the Ronda and respect the space of other dancers is assumed.
Invitation to dance is not a privilege of men. We are in 2025. A mere glance (mirada) does not mean one is ready to dance — only a mutual nod (cabaceo) gives us the discreet certainty that we are meeting up to dance. And this clarity gives us the freedom to look at each other in a kind way without having to dance.
Entering the dance floor requires permission of the leader to the left also by mutual nodding (cabaceo) or an inviting hand gesture by the leader. Merely looking (mirada) does not constitute an agreement — please be aware of this. If the couple doesn't want to give you space in front of them, respect that. There may be various reasons for this. Sneaking onto the dance floor from the side between other couples or pushing them aside is taboo.
When entering the dance floor, quickly move to the farthest free spot on the floor without disturbing other dancers, even if it's on the other side. This allows multiple couples to quickly flow onto the dance floor from the same entry point, avoiding long queues.
Minimize standing and chatting on the dance floor when the music starts. This is a relic from the early 20th century that we no longer need today.
Instead, we can listen to the music and tune in together with our partner. This is also a sign of respect for the DJ and other couples.
We don't need to see these as restrictive rules; we can consider them skills that characterize a way of interacting with one another that we generally perceive as respectful and that makes live easier and more enjoyable for everyone involved.
Registration opens 1 May