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Inés Bórquez

1987: Called by Segovia and Orezzoli into Tango Argentino, as dancers and choreographers.† 1991: Dance at Tango Argentino's London premiere at the Aldwych Theatre; Princess Diana attends.† 1992: Tango Argentino's final run at the Teatro Gran Rex, Buenos Aires.† 1996: Part of "Los Grandes del Tango Argentino" in Japan, directed by the Rivarolas.† 1999: Dance and choreograph in the Tango Argentino revival at the Gershwin Theatre.†

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Described as Called by Segovia and Orezzoli into Tango Argentino, as dancers and choreographers.1987Single source

Described as Dance at Tango Argentino's London premiere at the Aldwych Theatre; Princess Diana attends.1991Single source

Described as Tango Argentino's final run at the Teatro Gran Rex, Buenos Aires.1992Single source

Described as Part of "Los Grandes del Tango Argentino" in Japan, directed by the Rivarolas.1996Single source

Described as Dance and choreograph in the Tango Argentino revival at the Gershwin Theatre.1999-11-16Single source

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