Sharing Argentine Tango with the Oxford student community
Sharing Argentine Tango with the Oxford student community
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Committee Members
Victoria Miron
Victoria Miron
President
I started dancing Argentine Tango nearly two years ago after moving to the UK, as an alternative to competitive swimming. At first, I was drawn to tango for its elegance at the surface, but over time, I discovered something deeper: the sense of presence, patience, and unique connection that builds over a tanda. Tango is truly addictive, opening the door to a world where movement feels inevitable.
Ewan Gatenby
Ewan Gatenby
Secretary
This October I will have been dancing Tango for a year. I started dancing in this society at the beginning of my second year, and now dance up to 3 to 5 times a week. In Tango I have found a way to meet new people all across the world, a unique style of self-expression, and a constant method of pushing myself. I joined the committee this year so that I could help maintain this wonderful space that I have found, and preserve it for those to come.
Elijah Matharu
Elijah Matharu
Treasurer
I have been doing tango in my free time for roughly a year now and have absolutely loved learning and helping the tango community grow. Whilst not being the most advanced tango dancer I have found tango to be the perfect blend of fun and challenge whilst still being incredibly social. I feel so pleased that I am able to offer my help to organise and manage part of the Oxford Tango society.
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