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Update #1: Thanks to you, Tango Your Life by Tango Your Life has been successfully funded!
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This project successfully raised its funding goal on June 30, 2011.
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On-screen ‘Thank you’ in the credits of the documentary, A copy of book “Tango Zen: Walking Dance Meditation” + All of the above
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Director Chan Park is a writer, documentary film director, tango dance instructor, meditation coach with expertise in many fields including university training in science and engineering.He also has background in music, fine art, mind/body medicine, martial arts, and Oriental philosophy, all of which he has combined to create a unique yet traditionally related style of teaching method such as TangoZen.
For years he has offered classes and workshops of tango in 22 countries (68 cities). He now lives and teaches in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Chan’s book, Tango Zen: Walking Dance Meditation, was published in 2005. A bilingual, Spanish-English edition of the book was published by Editorial Kier in 2008, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Also limited editions of the book were sold out in Italian and Korean. Página 12, Kiné, BA Tango, EntreCasa, and Uno Mismo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Tangodanza in Germany published interviews with Chan describing TangoZen philosophy and teaching method.
