Karn, began dancing at age 7, inspired by Michael Jackson's Dangerous album, later expanding to Salsa, Bachata, and over a dozen dance forms. His passion for Argentine tango took root in 2015, deepened by learning with artists like Pablo Verón in Buenos Aires and Rome. He’s also been inspired by U.S. Argentine tango pioneer Richard Powers at Stanford, enriching his knowledge. A seasoned performer and teacher, Karn integrates meditation into his teaching philosophy, focusing on authenticity and understanding. Through his school Feeling Flow, he promotes dance as a path to self-discovery and growth.

Mila, a Bay Area resident, is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer deeply rooted in Tango. Working in Dance Movement Therapy, she explores its physiological and psychological dimensions, and is writing a book on the subject. With a passion for sharing Tango's magic, she aims to expand its horizons beyond tradition, having met her partner through tango and raising her daughter in the dance.

Karn, began dancing at age 7, inspired by Michael Jackson's Dangerous album, later expanding to Salsa, Bachata, and over a dozen dance forms. His passion for Argentine tango took root in 2015, deepened by learning with artists like Pablo Verón in Buenos Aires and Rome. He’s also been inspired by U.S. Argentine tango pioneer Richard Powers at Stanford, enriching his knowledge. A seasoned performer and teacher, Karn integrates meditation into his teaching philosophy, focusing on authenticity and understanding. Through his school Feeling Flow, he promotes dance as a path to self-discovery and growth.