Deb Sclar and Brian Dunn taught their first tango classes together in 1998, the same year they started performing tango together. Since then, they have shared their tango passion with students and audiences across the USA and around the world. Over the decades since, they have taught uncounted thousands of students in group classes and delivered over 7,500 hours of private tango lessons. After organizing festivals and seminars with world-class Argentine tango teachers for many years, they now focus on the acclaimed Buenos Aires TangoIntensivo(tm) Sessions with their longtime partner Luciana Valle, delivering sixty-nine week-long Sessions since 2005. To participate in these programs, they have traveled to Buenos Aires thirty-nine times for visits of two weeks or more. They love watching tango students light up with an awareness of what this enigmatically passionate dance can offer them.

Jesica is a master of anatomy, John is a whiz at structure, and together their classes present a clear and integrated understanding of Tango, both in movement and in composition. They have been teaching together for over a decade, and work extensively to foster community, particularly at colleges and universities. They have taught at numerous festivals across North America and they host Tango on the Rocks, one of the most popular festivals in the United States. Find them online at TangoDenver!

Loki and AJ bring a fresh set of eyes into tango. They love the intricacies of the dance and want to make it thrive in the modern setting. Loki focuses on the technical aspects of the dance, finding joy in the unique technique and musicality of tango, which lends to their crisp, clean style. AJ has always been drawn to the underlying structure and connection of tango, feeling that there is nothing too odd that can't be done well, which leads to his creative, connected dance. Together, they have pushed their tango community forward with new events, new techniques, and a new outlook on the dance. Between the two of them, they have over 20 years of experience with a variety of dances (seeing as neither are yet 30, that says a lot) and want to apply the best aspects of their communities to tango. Argentine tango should be accessible for everyone, not just the worthy few, and these two strive to make that a reality. They can be found at TangoFuturo.com

Vanessa fell in love with partner dancing in 2004 and passionately pursued Ballroom, Lindy Hop, and Blues, Tango, WCS, and Fusion, always balancing skills to both lead and follow. After teaching Ballroom in a university setting, Vanessa relocated to Boulder in 2014 to serve as a Teaching Assistant and Instructor for Gustavo Naveira and Giselle Anne at their Boulder Tango Studio, where she acquired a deep understanding of tango structure, and technique, while also broadening her teaching style. Vanesa now teaches weekly lessons in Denver and Boulder and offers private lessons.