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Giselle Anne

Giselle Anne is a dancer whose curriculum records training in Argentine folklore and classical dance, stage work with productions including Mariano Mores's A todo tango, Tango Argentino and Tango Pasión, and a period in Seville in the 1990s directing a tango company and opening the Casa del Tango [1]. A video listing records her partnering several dancers, including Gustavo Naveira, Pablo Verón and Carlos Gavito [2].

Giselle Anne is a tango dancer whose career is documented mainly through her own curriculum, which covers the years from 1985 to 2004 [1]. It records qualifications in native dances, Argentine folklore and classical dance, international tours, and teaching and company work in Seville, Spain [1].

A video listing names eight dancers as her partners [2]. In 2026 she was interviewed by Pepa Palazón for the series Tengo una pregunta para vos [3].

Training

In 1985, according to her curriculum, Giselle Anne qualified as a professor of native dances and Argentine folklore [1]. In 1989 she graduated as a classical dance professor at the Instituto Superior de Danza María Ruanova [1].

Stage career

Her curriculum states that, beginning in 1987, she toured Japan with the Jorge Dragone orchestra in the production Época de Tango [1]. It also lists her as a dancer in Mariano Mores's A todo tango during 1987 and 1988 [1].

In 1991 she danced in Tango Argentino in London [1]. Later, in 1997 and 1998, she toured with Tango Pasión [1].

Seville

In 1992, according to her curriculum, Giselle Anne moved to Seville, where she founded an international tango ballet [1]. In Seville she also directed the Tango Taller company, a role the curriculum dates to 1996 at the latest [1].

In 1997 she opened the Casa del Tango in Seville [1].

Later work

Her curriculum's entry for 2004 records that Fracanapa, a choreography by Naveira, was shown at La Manufactura Papelera, La Ideal and La Viruta [1]. The entry does not specify her own role in the piece [1].

In 2026 she was the subject of an interview by Pepa Palazón for Tengo una pregunta para vos [3].

Dance partners

A video listing records Giselle Anne dancing with the following partners [2]:

- Gustavo Naveira [2] - Gustavo [2] - Pablo Verón [2] - Carlos Gavito [2] - Pablo Garcia [2] - Cesar Agazzi [2] - Jonathan Saavedra [2] - Demetrio Scafaria [2]

The listing gives separate entries for "Gustavo" and "Gustavo Naveira"; the sources do not state whether these refer to the same person [2]. None of the partnerships is dated in the listing [2].

References

  1. 1.Giselle Anne - Curriculum · gustavoygiselle.com
  2. 2.TangoTube · tangotube.tv
  3. 3.GISELLE ANNE "Tengo una pregunta para vos" (2026) · youtube.com
Data: recordings, facts and sources

Partnered with8

Gustavo Naveira — partnered with Giselle AnneSingle source

Pablo Verón — partnered with Giselle AnneSingle source

Jonathan Saavedra — partnered with Giselle AnneSingle source

Pablo Garcia — partnered with Giselle AnneSingle source

Cesar Agazzi — partnered with Giselle AnneSingle source

Carlos Gavito — partnered with Giselle AnneSingle source

Partnered with GustavoSingle source

Demetrio Scafaria — partnered with Giselle AnneSingle source

Described as8

Described as Qualifies as a professor of native dances and Argentine folklore.1985Single source

Described as Tours Japan with the Jorge Dragone orchestra (Época de Tango) and dances in Mariano Mores's A todo tango (1987-88).1987Single source

Described as Graduates as a classical dance professor at the Instituto Superior de Danza María Ruanova.1989Single source

Described as Dances in Tango Argentino in London.1991Single source

Described as Moves to Seville, where she founds an international tango ballet and directs the Tango Taller company (to 1996).1992Single source

Described as Opens the Casa del Tango in Seville; tours with Tango Pasión (1997-98).1997Single source

Described as Fracanapa, Naveira's choreography, is shown at La Manufactura Papelera, La Ideal and La Viruta.2004Single source

Described as Interviewed by Pepa Palazón for Tengo una pregunta para vos.2026Single source

Partners

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Timeline

  1. 1985Qualifies as a professor of native dances and Argentine folklore.

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  2. 1987Tours Japan with the Jorge Dragone orchestra (Época de Tango) and dances in Mariano Mores's A todo tango (1987-88).

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  3. 1989Graduates as a classical dance professor at the Instituto Superior de Danza María Ruanova.

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  4. 1991Dances in Tango Argentino in London.

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  5. 1992Moves to Seville, where she founds an international tango ballet and directs the Tango Taller company (to 1996).

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  6. 1997Opens the Casa del Tango in Seville; tours with Tango Pasión (1997-98).

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  7. 2004Fracanapa, Naveira's choreography, is shown at La Manufactura Papelera, La Ideal and La Viruta.

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  8. 2026Interviewed by Pepa Palazón for Tengo una pregunta para vos.

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  1. Indio mansoCarlos Di Sarli1958
  2. Nueve puntosCarlos Di Sarli1952
  3. Sin saborEdgardo Donato · Lita Morales, Horacio Lagos1939
  4. Valsecito de antesJuan D'Arienzo1937
  5. Valsecito criolloJuan D'Arienzo1937
  6. Fueron tres añosHéctor Varela · Argentino Ledesma1956
  7. El jagüelCarlos Di Sarli1956
  8. Chau PinelaCarlos Di Sarli · Ernesto Famá1930
  9. Nochero soyOsvaldo Pugliese1956
  10. Tú, el cielo y túCarlos Di Sarli · Alberto Podestá1944
  11. Araca la canaOsvaldo Fresedo · Roberto Ray1933
  12. Viejo portónRodolfo Biagi · Teófilo Ibáñez1938

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