Gringo TV / Face to Face with Tarcisio from Rio Rhythmics and creator of Brazil Central (Zouk congress) in Australia!
On the Face to Face program today , we
On the Face to Face program today, we
interviewed the first person who introduced the
authentic Latin dance to Australia, someone who
has a real passion and talent for dance, we met
the Brazilian Co- Founder & Co-Director at
Brazil Central “Zouk Congress” & CEO &
Founder
of Rio Rhythmics Latin dance School.
We are present to you on Gringo TV, Tarcisio Teantini- Climaco. Tarcisio is married to an Australian named Jada De Goey and they have 2 children.
Tarcisio is an active and very influential member of Australia’s dance community and has held
various positions. Tarcisio arrived in Australia in 1989 and started teaching Latin dance in the same year.
The main reason that made Tarcisio come to Australia was to export Leather from Brazil to Australia.
After we questioned what his thoughts are on the Gringo Media project? Tarcisio said “everything that we can
do to promote our culture is fantastic”.
It was a great interview with a lot of information and Tarcisio shared some of his experiences in the Latin dance world.
Some of the questions we asked Tarcisio were:
What do you think about the Gringo Media project?
Do you have any new projects coming up?
What was your biggest challenge in your life so far?
Tell us how did you meet your Australian wife?
Have you got any other passions outside dance; can you please share them?
And finally… What would you like to say?
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By: Fernando Godinho
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