ABOUT US

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OUR STORY

Andi & Brian

We first developed our partnership to challenge ourselves and explore the various facets tango offers. As we dove more into tango we found our varying backgrounds brought an intriguing combination. Tango is full of contradictions and so is our dynamic.

“Some how you two just work” - Martha L., London

Our teaching is characterized as vibrant, sensation based, and detailed. We’re based in the Boston and Western MA areas. We have been invited to teach and perform throughout the USA at various milongas and festivals.


They have a wide array of offerings. Explore with them tango as a language versus a set of steps.

Andi and Brian are able to tailor workshops and classes to your community needs from beginner to advanced to all levels.


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Andi Babbs

Andi Babbs is based in Cambridge, MA and frequents Western MA. She focuses on teaching tango as a language with the emphasis of sensations over memorizing patterns. She has guest taught, performed, and DJed at various places in the USA. Over the years she’s learned from dozens of tango artists around the world and has done intensive study with Anita Flejter and Hernan Brizuela at Ultimate Tango. She has visited Buenos Aires multiple times and while there she has taken many workshops with tango maestros.

Her enthusiasm is unparalleled.  When she’s not at her home studio she can be found exchanging ideas, performing, continuing her tango learning, teaching and leading tours. She is also the host of Andi-longa. Andi is always interested in bringing live music to her milongas. If you are a tango musician she’d love to hear your work. 

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Brian Spellman

Brian Spellman didn’t go looking for tango --- tango found him. It showed up one night on a graveyard shift at a soda factory in Connecticut, and it never quite left. He began learning from Daniel Trenner, and years later found himself --- unexpectedly but gratefully --- locked down in Trenner’s Tango House during the pandemic, immersed in dancing, dialogue, and discovery. Since then, Brian has studied tango in Buenos Aires and across the U.S., developing a style grounded in musicality, clear fundamentals, and a passion for demystifying tango’s language and pedagogy. He teaches in Florence, MA, serves on the Western MA Tango Board, DJs, performs, and organizes with a belief that good teaching is less about having all the answers and more about showing up --- curious, evolving, and committed to the dance.

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Let's explore together

Let's explore together