Giselle Anne

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 . 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 :

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