Cecilia García and Serkan Gokcesu are dancers, teachers, and movement researchers devoted to exploring the depth of tango as a physical, emotional, and social language. Their work focuses on understanding the body as a territory of expression and communication, where every gesture can become a dialogue between two people and with the music.
Throughout their careers, Cecilia and Serkan have developed a teaching methodology that integrates tango technique with somatic research, the study of conscious movement, and improvisation. Their approach proposes a dialogue between tradition and contemporaneity, body and emotion, structure, technical precision, and creative freedom—allowing students to discover their own style and an authentic connection with their partner.
As an artistic duo, they have taught workshops and seminars in different countries, sharing a vision of tango that goes beyond mere aesthetic form to become a practice of presence, listening, and shared exploration. Their research continues to evolve, always guided by the question of how movement can reveal the essence of the human being.