DANCE

Claire studied cultural management and is a trained mediator. In 2005 she started swing dancing and taught in Taiwan, Potsdam and Berlin, where she also opened her first dance school. She organized workshops and events such as "Jump for Joy" and "Swing up the Backyard".

With her dance partner at the time, Daniel, she specialized in aerials and performed at dance events, TV shows and competitions. She has been leading the show dance group "Les Belles Magnifiques" for 5 years. Her daughter was born 3 years ago and now she also dances around the living room at home with her family.

Fabian, originally a trained chef from Berlin, found a way to balance out his everyday work routine through dancing. 13 years ago he took his first dance steps in the mirror hall of Clärchens Ballhaus. His time abroad showed him that swing connects people all over the world, without words.

Today, Fabian is studying to be a primary school teacher, but his passion for dance remains. He continues to teach courses and lead workshops. "Moving to this music takes me away from everyday life. It's a special way of spending time with people - without saying a word. I want to pass on this feeling."

Juliana was born in Buenos Aires and took dance lessons from a young age. Later she discovered her passion for jazz dance and studied ballet. She worked as a dance teacher in the prestigious "Noemí Cohelo and Rodolfo Olguín" studio in Buenos Aires.

She started dancing tango at the age of 18 and has been dancing tango professionally since 2012. She has participated in international tango festivals and given seminars in numerous countries, including Denmark, Italy and Russia.

Santiago was born in Buenos Aires and developed an early interest in music and martial arts, as well as a passion for teaching. In 2000 he started tango, combining his love for movement and music. In addition to tango, he learned ballet, contemporary dance, as well as aerial acrobatics and mime.

He worked in renowned ensembles such as “Señor Tango” and “Brenda Angiel’s Dance Ensemble” and danced in the province of Salta and in Görlitz. Since 2011 he has lived in Berlin, where he founded his own dance school.

Oliver Seefeldt was born in Berlin into a family passionate about dance. His parents and siblings all danced successfully, and Oliver began dancing at the young age of 5. He participated in numerous competitions and was trained by internationally renowned instructors. His lifelong passion has been transforming music into movement. Since 2010, he has co-managed the Dance Discounter dance school in Berlin Weissensee with his sister, Debbie Seefeldt. The focus of his teaching is the joy of learning to dance, with the school's motto being "Greetings to your feet!"

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