TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Individual Registration:Each applicant must register personally. If the information is correct, they will be considered pre-registered. The detection of false, incomplete, or incorrect data may result in the cancellation of the application.
Companion: If you wish to register with another person as a partner or simply as a companion, you must correctly fill in the section intended for this purpose, indicating 'Surname, First Name', and these must match the Surname and First Name details of the person you are accompanying.
Couple Registration: This is only valid if:
- Both participants register individually.
- Their roles are complementary (Leaderand Follower/Partner).
- Both participants mention each other in the "Companion" section (format: Last Name, First Name).
If these three conditions are not met, the registration will be treated as individual.
Waiting List: Individual applications will wait until matched with a complementary role or according to the organization's parity criteria.
Official Confirmation: Receipt of an express message from Milonga La Trabada with the ticket code constitutes admission. The time of receipt will be the date of admission to the event. Administrative silence does not imply acceptance.
Quotas: To encourage rotation in QUIÉS Q’ANDEMOS, a percentage of the capacity is reserved for new attendees, as well as geographical and other capacity criteria.
Non-payment: Failure to pay on time and in the correct manner automatically cancels admission.
Falsification of data: Falsifying data in order to obtain admission may result in expulsion from the event if it is not rectified after prior warning.
Return Policy:
- First 15 days after admission: 100% refund (less bank charges).
- Second 15 days and not exceeding June 1st:50% refund (less bank charges).
- After June 1st:No refunds will be issued.
Couples: If one member of an accepted couple cancels, the other, if they wish to remain, will automatically be placed on the waiting list until a new complementary role is found.
Purpose and limited use: The personal data provided will be used exclusively for organizational management, communication and access control to the event.
Data Retention:Once the event has ended, the data will be kept locked only for the time necessary to comply with legal obligations and responsibilities arising from the service. It will not be transferred to third parties, except where required by law.
Future communications:We will not use your data for any other purpose unless you explicitly express your wish to be informed about future events or activities, and expressly authorize it by ticking the corresponding box on the form.
Rights:You may exercise your rights of access, rectification or deletion by contacting the Milonga La Trabada organization in accordance with the Organic Law on Data Protection (LOPDGDD).
By participating in ¿Quiés q'andemos? (Salamanca) Encounter, you agree to be filmed or photographed, either by participants or by the organizers. You also agree that these images may be posted on public or private social media or used to promote the event. You waive the right to claim compensation or the removal of any images or videos in which you may appear.
The Invitation: The Nod
Following the most respectful tradition, we encourage the use of the nod and eye contact as the primary method for inviting someone to dance. This system guarantees freedom of choice for both parties and avoids awkward interruptions or situations of direct confrontation. Use the nod to ask permission to enter the dance floor as well.
Dance Floor Etiquette (The Circle)
Direction of Movement: You must always dance counterclockwise, staying in your lane and avoiding moving backward to prevent collisions with other couples. Filling the Dance Floor: At the beginning of the set, move forward until the dance floor is evenly distributed to avoid creating bottlenecks at the entrances. While dancing, avoid using elaborate figures if they encroach on other dancers' space or disrupt the flow of the circle.
Respect for the dance: Silence is essential during the set. Conversations should be reserved for the intervals between songs, or off the dance floor, so as not to break the connection with the other dancers.
Education, Cordiality, and Respect
Courtesy: At the end of the set, dancers are expected to thank each other cordially. The leader will accompany or guide their partner back to their place. Keep in mind that the follower sometimes does so without looking and may end up disoriented on the dance floor.
Hygiene and Etiquette: Attendees are asked to maintain a standard of personal hygiene and dress appropriately for the occasion, especially avoiding accessories that could cause friction or problems for other dancers.
Conviviality:Under no circumstances will disrespectful, discriminatory,
or violent attitudes be tolerated. The milonga is a safe space for
shared enjoyment.