
Argentine Tango in
Pune
Argentine tango In Pune is rapidly growing and the home of quite a lot of very special initiatives...
Pune Tango Community
Pune Tango Community is a warm, friendly, and welcoming community that has been dancing, nurturing, and growing Argentine Tango in Pune for ten years.
Manish is the main contact there:
+91 96041 32468
And their website is another mine of Information...
Tango Malhar
"Dance! No one is watching"...
It could be the motto of many a dancer of Argentine Tango anywhere in the world and it definitely is one of the taglines of Tango Malhar the full length "Tango movie" made in Pune with a lot of care and love...
A must watch and share everywhere...
The maker and main contact for Tango Malhar is Saya:
+91 98508 66579
And another Gold mine here...
Natya Tango Shoes
In india where more than half the people earn below 25,000 Rs per month, a pair of branded Tango shoes coming from Buenos Aires or Europe is a luxury that only a few may afford... That is why the Indian Tango is very happy to talk about Natya shoes and their range of very decent Tango shoes a lot more affordable and as they are also made in India, with a much leaner Carbon Print...
More on their website...
You may also reach Anuradha on:
+91 79820 84613
Argentine Tango in Pune
Tango in Pune has always been about the people. It began over a decade ago with a few curious dancers and no grand plan. People learned wherever they could, through travel, visiting teachers, and long hours together. Over time, local teachers emerged and many voices found space. That diversity became our strength. There is no single style here and no fixed hierarchy. Teachers coexist and collaborate, and dancers move freely between classes and ideas. The focus stays on learning, listening, and connection. We meet regularly for milongas and practicas. These gatherings are simple, consistent, and welcoming. They are where friendships form and the dance deepens. Practicas keep the learning honest. Milongas keep the joy alive. Once a year, we host Pune Tangotsav. The festival brings dancers from across India and beyond. It feels intimate and grounded, much like the community itself. All of this is held by volunteers who organise spaces, schedules, and details, often while dancing themselves. That keeps everything human. Beginners are welcomed gently. Experienced dancers remain approachable. Over time, trust builds. Tango in Pune feels lived-in and real. It reflects the city. Open, warm, and quietly committed.
