A.S.D. Jeune Etoile

Where bodies think, listen and coordinate

Talking about the Jeune Etoile essentially means talking about its founder and technical director Giovanni Andrenacci, one of the leading figures of dance in Marche region and in Italy. He approached the world of dance in 1981 at the age of 13, starting to study with the best masters of ballroom dancing, standard dances and Latin American dances. His first regional class title was obtained at the age of 16 and he successfully continued his career as an amateur competitor and, later, as a professional, staying at the top of several disciplines until 2001, winning an infinite number of podiums and first places.
Since 1997 he also began his journey in the fascinating world of tango. Many of his internationally renowned Argentine masters help him to become one of the best known and appreciated dancers and masters in this discipline, such as Miguel Angel Zotto, Roberto Herrera, Gabriel and Sebastian Missé, the brothers Enrique and Guillermo De Fazio (Los Hermanos Macana), Diego Escobar, Angi Standinger, Alejandra Mantinàn, Marco Spaziani (El Duende), Andrea Reyero, Riccardo Barrios and Laura Melo and many others. Over the years and currently is the protagonist of countless stages and shows dedicated to tango.
In parallel with his activity as a professional dancer and competition judge, Andrenacci has been teaching dance since 1987 and tries to convey his passion and love for dance to all his students. The aim of the association Jeune Etoile, which means precisely Young Star, which is not for profit, is to promote the study, dissemination and knowledge of dance at both social and sporting level.
In the Jeune Etoile dance school there are courses for the following types of dances: ballroom dance, Argentine tango, standard dances, group dances, Caribbean dances, Latin American dances and swing rhythms and dances of the 40s and 50s.