Mala Junta
Mala Junta is a studio in Schöneberg. About 24 classes a week with 27 facilitators, busiest on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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Who leads here
Dilara and Malachai4 classes in two weeksGaia and Leandro4 classes in two weeksGökce and Emre4 classes in two weeksMalachai, Judith and Eva4 classes in two weeksChristiane Rohn3 classes in two weeksAlicja and Onur2 classes in two weeks
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mala junta is a tango studio in Schöneberg, on Kolonnenstraße in the Rote Insel area. The classes are mostly tango, with some yoga and a few sessions for strength and flexibility. Most of the teaching happens in the evenings, and many classes are built around partner work, though several welcome people who come alone.
It suits you if
- you want to learn tango in an evening class
- you come alone and want partner dance practice
- you are a beginner building basics step by step
At a glance
28classes this week
23facilitators
Read more about Mala JuntaWhat the classes cover, How the week runs
What the classes cover
The studio's teaching is mostly tango. Classes are organized by level, from important basics open to all levels through the Mittelstufe courses to the more advanced sessions. The Mittelstufe classes work on turns, boleos, ganchos and sacadas, and the Vals class trains the rhythm of the waltz.
Several classes sit outside the standard tango structure. A yoga class designed for tango dancers is held in a room reached through the red door, and the U 30 course is aimed at a younger crowd.
How the week runs
Most classes take place in the evening, with a smaller share at midday and about a fifth on weekends. The busiest days are Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Classes run about 75 minutes, with some workshops and practice sessions running to 90 or 100 minutes.
The studio's facilitators include Gökce and Emre, Dilara and Malachai, Gaia and Leandro, and Gregori von Coburg-Maes, who teaches the Ü 50 course on Saturdays.
Mala Junta: questions and answers
What kind of classes does mala junta offer?
Mala Junta is a tango studio, so its classes are about tango rather than yoga or meditation. The schedule runs mostly in the evenings, with a smaller share at midday and on weekends. Many classes are built around partner work, and a few are open to people who come alone.
When do most classes at mala junta start?
The studio's classes lean toward evenings, with a smaller share at midday and about a fifth on weekends. Most of the week's busiest start times fall between 6:15pm and 9:15pm, and the earliest class starts at noon.
Can I come to mala junta without a partner?
Several classes are open to people who come alone, including the U 30 course and some of the Mittelstufe classes marked with an asterisk. The Get-the-step practice sessions also welcome solo dancers, who can ask questions of the facilitators.
Are there classes for beginners at mala junta?
Mala Junta offers classes for all levels, with a focus on basics for newcomers and more complex work for experienced dancers. Important basics is open to everyone, and the Mittelstufe courses build step by step from the beginner material.
Where is mala junta and how is the space arranged?
Mala Junta is in the Rote Insel area of Schöneberg, on Kolonnenstraße. The studio has a few rooms, and one class is held in a room reached through a red door.