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.
Yang Gao
Yang Gao
Secretary
My tango journey started in Beijing two years ago, and I’ve loved continuing it after moving to Oxford. I fell in love with tango’s blend of deep presence, focus, and improvisation, alongside its wonderful inclusivity, the idea that you only need a pair of shoes to find a connection anywhere in the world. As Secretary and a professional cinematographer, I’m excited not only to bring my organizational skills to the society but also to capture the many heartfelt moments that make our community so special.
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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