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Orlando Paiva

2005: 12006: 12008: 12010: 1
2005’102010
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2005: 1, 0; 2006: 1, 0; 2008: 1, 0; 2010: 1, 0

Orlando Paiva: He taught tango in the United States, Chile and Japan for more than 45 years and created more than 100 figures and His most famous figure was perhaps the puente (the bridge), in the early 1950s.† 1950: His most famous figure was perhaps the puente (the bridge), in the early 1950s.†

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2005–2010

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  • Chile1 videos
  • Buenos Aires1 videos
  • Rosario1 videos
  • Pergamino1 videos
  • Los Angeles1 videos

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Geraldine Rojas — partnered with Orlando Paiva

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He taught tango in the United States, Chile and Japan for more than 45 years and created more than 100 figures

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His most famous figure was perhaps the puente (the bridge), in the early 1950s1950

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