Lucila Cionci and Rodrigo "Joe" Corbata founded in 2007, "Formula Tango", the union of years of experience in individual events and festivals. Surprising is the great plasticity and expressiveness of their dance that presents innovative choreographic elements and a particular and personal way to improvise. This led them to participate to the major Tango Festivals in the world. Argentina, Japan, Italy, France, Switzerland, Portugal, United Arab Emirates, Sweden, Turkey, Holand, Ukraine, Spain, Korea, South Africa, Russia, Canada, USA are the World countries where "Joe" and Lucila showed an original philosophy of teaching getting excellent response from students at all levels.
They focus on energies, musicality and a way to get comfortability between the couple. There lessons are useful for apply immediately on the dance floor! Good mood, more knowledge and lot of work are the essence of there philosophy. Courses can be taught in Spanish, Italian, French and English.
Today Lucila and "Joe" are members of CID, Conseil International de la Danse, by UNESCO. They participated in the most important dinner-shows in Buenos Aires such us "Piazzola Tango" + "El Viejo Almacen" + "Madero Tango" + "Taconeando". Also International famous shows: "Tango Vivo" and "Nuit Blanche" by the Union Tanguera Company, "Corazon a Corazon" by the Company Zaraza Tango and " Otango" by Otango Ultimate Show. They were also invited to run the show Four Seasons for Art-en-Ciel, Lausanne, Switzerland 2011. Lucila & "Joe" directed the show "Glosario Tanguero" at the one of the biggest festivals called Tarbes in Tango, France in 2013. For three years they were members of the International Jury of the International Championship of Tango Argentino organized by the city government of Buenos Aires. Among the individual experiences: the participation of Lucila to the Carmen in 2008 at the National Opera in London under the direction of the Oscar Winner Sally Potter and the “Joe”’s direction for four years, of the Company Tango Bizzarro that produced performances in Asia, South America and South Africa.
