JUNNE, a ballroom dancer with a passion for dance and music since her teens, became involved in Argentine Tango in 1997, almost by accident, by watching the Movie “ The Tango Lesson” which opened with the dance of PABLO VERON.  She was immediately captivated by the beauty of Argentine Tango...

She then sought out tango instructors in Dallas and New York. And to pursue the “real thing" Junne went to Buenos Aires, the birthplace of the Argentine Tango, to attend school and to study the dance, the music, the language and its people under tango masters. This experience changed her way of life!

She continued traveling regularly to Buenos Aires to expand her education. Of her many teachers, Junne considers the most influential Carlos Gavito and El Indio.

In 2003 Junne decided that it was time to give Dallas an introduction to the authentic social version of the dance, and that led to her opening a Tango Studio, ”Casa Del Tango” to share her experiences with the Dallas community. 

Junne, a university art and psychology professor, teachs techniques of the milonguero style. She combines solid

knowledge with focus, patience, and generous personal attention. Her classes exude her passion for tango and make the experience especially rewarding.

In 2004 she purchased and developed a Tango House and Studio in the heart of Buenos Aires “Micro Center” ...  Where the famous Tango dinner show/milonga “MARABU” is located on the lower level.

Dancers can travel to Buenos Aires and stay in her beautiful, well-designed tango residence (capacity six persons), to learn, practice, and dance —taking home, from each trip, a deeper understanding of the authentic Argentine Tango.

From the beginning Junne wished to create a deeper understanding of the dance and its way of life—in contrast to the theatrical stage world of Tango. Her goal is to prepare her students in Milonguero style, in advance of traveling to Buenos Aires, in order to be able to dance in the milongas.