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Tete Rusconi

Tete Rusconi was a tango dancer and teacher, born on 9 January 1936, who began dancing at about 14 as a rock and roll contest dancer [2][7]. He taught close embrace in the United States around 1993–94, danced in Pina Bausch's piece 'Nur Du', and toured Europe and the US with Silvia Ceriani [3][4]. He died in his sleep on 7 January 2010, the day after dancing at El Beso [6].

Tete Rusconi was a tango dancer, recorded with a birth date of 9 January 1936 [7]. Sources covering his life and death give his name as Pedro "Tete" Rusconi and as Pedro Alberto Rusconi [2][4][6].

He started dancing at about the age of 14, first as a rock and roll contest dancer [2]. Around 1993–94 he was among the first to teach close embrace in the United States, working with Susana Miller [3]. He met Pina Bausch in Plaza Dorrego and later danced in her piece 'Nur Du' [4].

From 1996 he danced and taught with Silvia Ceriani, and the pair toured Europe and the United States [4]. He was featured in Paul Pellicoro's book 'Paul Pellicoro on Tango' and was interviewed by Lalie Marion for the French magazine Tout Tango [4][5]. His last performance took place at Salón Canning on 28 December 2009, and he died in his sleep on 7 January 2010, the day after dancing at El Beso [6].

Early life

Rusconi was born on 9 January 1936 [7]. He began dancing at about 14, first as a rock and roll contest dancer [2]. The source dates this start to around 1950 [2].

Teaching career

Around 1993–94 Rusconi was among the first to teach close embrace in the United States, where he worked with Susana Miller [3].

Beginning in 1996 he danced and taught with Silvia Ceriani [4]. Together they toured Europe and the United States [4].

Dance partners

A listing records the following dance partners for Rusconi [1]:

  • Rosanna Remon [1]
  • Gladys Fernandez [1] - "Silvia perform" [1]
  • Pedro Rusconi [1]

The same listing records a partnership between Pedro Rusconi and Tete Rusconi, while other sources refer to Tete Rusconi himself as Pedro "Tete" Rusconi or Pedro Alberto Rusconi; sources therefore differ on whether this is a separate person [1][2][4][6]. The listing's partner entry "Silvia perform" differs in name from Silvia Ceriani, with whom another source says he danced and taught from 1996; the sources do not establish whether these refer to the same person [1][4].

Stage work and media

Rusconi met Pina Bausch in Plaza Dorrego, and he later danced in her piece 'Nur Du' [4]. The source dates this to around 1994 [4].

He was featured in Paul Pellicoro's book 'Paul Pellicoro on Tango', dated to 2002 [4]. In 2005 he was interviewed by Lalie Marion for the French magazine Tout Tango [5].

Death

Rusconi's last performance was at Salón Canning on 28 December 2009 [6]. He died in his sleep on 7 January 2010, the day after dancing at El Beso [6].

Related

Dancers connected with Rusconi in a partner listing include Rosanna Remon, Gladys Fernandez, "Silvia perform" and Pedro Rusconi [1].

Referencias

  1. 1.TangoTube · tangotube.tv
  2. 2.Pedro "Tete" Rusconi · elfirulete.wordpress.com
  3. 3.Tete Rusconi · sites.google.com
  4. 4.The Death of Pedro "Tete" Rusconi :: Un Milonguero · argentinetangouz.blogspot.com
  5. 5.“Tete” Pedro Rusconi · ajo2021.wordpress.com
  6. 6.Pedro Alberto Rusconi · jantango.wordpress.com
  7. 7.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
Datos: grabaciones, datos y fuentes

Partnered with4

Pedro Rusconi — partnered with Tete RusconiSingle source

Partnered with Rosanna RemonSingle source

Partnered with Gladys FernandezSingle source

Partnered with Silvia performSingle source

Descripción8

Starts dancing at about 14, first as a rock and roll contest dancer.1950Single source

Around 1993–94 he is among the first to teach close embrace in the US, working with Susana Miller.1993Single source

Meets Pina Bausch in Plaza Dorrego; he later dances in her piece 'Nur Du'.1994Single source

Begins dancing and teaching with Silvia Ceriani; they tour Europe and the US.1996Single source

Featured in Paul Pellicoro's book 'Paul Pellicoro on Tango'.2002Single source

Interviewed by Lalie Marion for the French magazine Tout Tango.2005Single source

Last performance, at Salón Canning on 28 December.2009-12-28Single source

Dies in his sleep on 7 January, the day after dancing at El Beso.2010-01-07Single source

Nacimiento1

Nació el 1936-01-09source

Parejas

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Cronología

  1. 1936-01-09Born in Pompeya on 9 January.

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  2. 1950Starts dancing at about 14, first as a rock and roll contest dancer.

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  3. 1993Around 1993–94 he is among the first to teach close embrace in the US, working with Susana Miller.

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  4. 1994Meets Pina Bausch in Plaza Dorrego; he later dances in her piece 'Nur Du'.

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  5. 1996Begins dancing and teaching with Silvia Ceriani; they tour Europe and the US.

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  6. 2002Featured in Paul Pellicoro's book 'Paul Pellicoro on Tango'.

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  7. 2005Interviewed by Lalie Marion for the French magazine Tout Tango.

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  8. 2009-12-28Last performance, at Salón Canning on 28 December.

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  9. 2010-01-07Dies in his sleep on 7 January, the day after dancing at El Beso.

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