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- Geraldine Rojas7 days agoDescribed as She learned to dance from early childhood in the milongas of Villa Urquiza, Sunderland and Sin Rumbo
- Omar Vega7 days agoDescribed as Born to a Black mother and raised in an orphanage
- Geraldine Rojas7 days agoDescribed as She danced in the films The Man Who Captured Eichmann and Assassination Tango (2002)
- La Lora7 days agoDescribed as From 1926 to 1935 the academy was called Los Hermanos La Lora, at Corrientes 2314
- La Lora7 days agoDescribed as In 1912 he had his first academy at the Café Koma, on Charcas and Talcahuano
- Milena Plebs7 days agoPartnered with Miguel Angel Zotto
- Milena Plebs7 days agoDescribed as She took part in Tango Argentino (1986-1989) and co-founded the Compañía Tango X 2 with Miguel Ángel Zotto
- Milena Plebs7 days agoDescribed as She was in the Contemporary Dance Group of the Teatro San Martín, Buenos Aires, from 1980 to 1986
- Omar Vega7 days agoDescribed as He came to tango through an arrangement with a friend during the Broadway triumph of Tango Argentino
- Eduardo Aguirre7 days agoPartnered with Yvonne Meissner
- Eduardo Aguirre7 days agoDescribed as In 1990 he began his professional career at the Almagro milonga, with Susana Miller and Cacho Dante
- Eduardo Aguirre7 days agoDescribed as Born in Villa Urquiza
- Luis Grondona7 days agoDescribed as With his wife Mirta Sol he recorded an instructional video titled Los Reyes del Canyengue
- Luis Grondona7 days agoDance style canyengue
- El Negro Lavandina7 days agoDescribed as Around 1937 or 38, watching a basket turn on a building site, he thought tango turns could work that way, and later developed simple and complex turns with his
- El Negro Lavandina7 days agoDescribed as He earned the nickname El Negro Lavandina from whitewashing walls before painting them
- El Negro Lavandina7 days agoStudied with Petróleo
- Juan Carlos Herrera7 days agoDescribed as He competed in dance duels against El Cachafaz and Elías Alippi
- Juan Carlos Herrera7 days agoDescribed as With Petra Gómez he won the first ballroom dance contest at the Palace Theatre
- Juan Carlos Herrera7 days agoDescribed as From 1912 the Hotel Bristol in Mar del Plata hired him for the summer seasons
- Rodolfo Cieri7 days agoPartnered with María Topa
- Luciano Frías7 days agoDescribed as In 1983 he and his partner were in the Paris premiere cast of Tango Argentino
- Carlos Gavito7 days agoPartnered with Helen Gavito
- María Topa7 days agoDescribed as At María's request, she and Rodolfo Cieri began to dance professionally and spread canyengue through Europe, Canada and the United States
- María Topa7 days agoDescribed as María Topa was Rodolfo Cieri's inseparable wife and dance partner
- Luciano Frías7 days agoDescribed as He was known artistically as half of the dance couple Mónica y Luciano Frías
- Luciano Frías7 days agoDescribed as Known worldwide for being in the casts of the show Tango Argentino from 1983 to 1985
- Helen Gavito7 days agoPartnered with Carlos Gavito
- Helen Gavito7 days agoDescribed as Carlos Gavito's dance partner and wife Helen Gavito qualified at the Scottish Royal Ballet School
- Facundo Posadas7 days agoDescribed as He frequented the cabaret Dragón Rojo on calle Uruguay, between Perón and Bartolomé Mitre