Tango in 1998

Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez) — recorded in Tango in 1998 (33 recordings)1998[1]Single source

Orquesta Forever Tango — recorded in Tango in 1998 (27 recordings)1998[1]Single source

Orquesta El Arranque — recorded in Tango in 1998 (12 recordings)1998[1]Single source

Jorge Omar Dies in February.[2]Single source

Alcides Rossi Interviewed at his home in Bernal by Hernán Volpe.[3]Single source

Mingo Pugliese More than 700 people attend a free gala at Salón El Pial on 12 June marking his 50 years in tango.[4]Single source

Ryota Komatsu Major-label debut on Sony Records in July; concerts with Ziegler, Suárez Paz and Malvicino.[5]Single source

Antonio Agri Dies in Buenos Aires.[6]Single source

Alicia Pons Begins teaching tango in Buenos Aires.[7]Single source

Javier Rodríguez Begins touring international tango festivals (per festival biographies).[8]Single source

Marcela Duran Dances "A Evaristo Carriego" with Gavito and the Boston Pops at Boston Symphony Hall (Forever Tango).[9]Single source

Mariana Montes Begins dancing and teaching with Sebastián Arce.[10]Single source

Natalia Hills Dances Derecho viejo with Oscar Mandagarán in Forever Tango.[11]Single source

Carlitos Espinoza Begins teaching in Argentina and Chile.[12]Single source

Ruben Veliz Lead couple of Milonga Boulevard (Nueva Compañía Tangueros) at its US premiere.[13]Single source

Sabrina Veliz Lead couple of Milonga Boulevard (Nueva Compañía Tangueros) at its US premiere.[13]Single source

Cecilia Berra Begins dancing tango.[14]Single source

Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro Forms as the Orquesta Típica Fernández Branca, mostly graduates of the Escuela de Música Popular de Avellaneda.[15]Single source

Adrian Veredice Begins dancing professionally with Alejandra Hobert.[16]Single source

Clara Raquel Lamdan Photographed with Tito Palumbo at La Trastienda in April.[17]Single source

Miriam Larici Forever Tango's dancers are nominated for the Tony Award for Best Choreography.[18]Single source

Sebastián Arce Begins dancing and teaching with Mariana Montes.[10]Single source

Ariel Ardit Starts singing tango at the Boliche de Roberto; professional debut with Norberto Pereyra's guitar trio.[19]Single source

Orquesta El Arranque Clarín prize as breakthrough group of the year.[20]Single source

Esther Pugliese Mingo's 50 years of dancing celebrated at Salón El Pial, Buenos Aires, with tributes by their children.[4]Single source

Johanna Copes Plays a dance teacher in Carlos Saura's Tango.[21]Single source

Juanjo Dominguez Records Más tango with Adriana Varela.[22]Single source

Pablo Verón American Choreography Award for outstanding achievement in a feature film, for The Tango Lesson.[23]Single source

Rebecca Shulman TangoMujer performs at the Podewil Theatre in Berlin; she teaches at the Montreal festival and in Istanbul.[24]Single source

María Estela Monti Sings with the trio Alma Bohemia at the Centro Cultural San Martín and Recoleta, to 2000.[25]Single source

Orquesta Forever Tango Tony and Drama Desk nominations for choreography; Lisandro Adrover nominated for the Drama Desk award for orchestrations.[26]Single source

Mariano Chicho Frúmboli Moves to Europe with Victoria Vieyra in October, settling in France and then Belgium to teach.[27]Single source

Osvaldo Zotto El Firulete lists him among dancers who name Mingo Pugliese as an inspirational master.[4]Single source

Cecilia Narova Plays Laura Fuentes in Carlos Saura's Tango; dances with Mía Maestro and with Juan Carlos Copes.[28]Single source

Luis Castro Shares Forever Tango's Tony nomination for Best Choreography.[29]Single source

Mora Godoy Stars with Zotto in "Perfumes de tango".[30]Single source

Oscar Mandagaran Dances Derecho viejo with Natalia Hills in Forever Tango.[11]Single source

Lisandro Adrover His orchestra records the Forever Tango music in Hollywood; nominated for a Drama Desk award for the show's orchestrations.[31]Single source

Walter Ríos Musical director of the Cosquín festival.[32]Single source

Adriana varela Two open-air shows at Barcelona's Grec festival in July.[33]Single source

Cacho Dante Writes 'The Tango and Trapeze Acts' in Buenos Aires, November.[34]Single source

Julio Balmaceda Joins the Broadway production 'Forever Tango' with Corina.[35]Single source

Lorenzo Barbero Presents Fiebre de tango at the Teatro Real in Córdoba.[36]Single source

Daniel Binelli Co-founds the Tango Metrópolis company with Pilar Álvarez and Claudio Hoffmann.[37]Single source

Juan Carlos Copes Choreographs Carlos Saura's film 'Tango'.[38]Single source

Alberto Mancione Dies at 82.[39]Single source

Antonio Agri Appears in Carlos Saura's film Tango, no me dejes nunca.[40]Single source

Carlos Rivarola Principal dancer with Eleonora Cassano in Tangokinesis; appears in Carlos Saura's 'Tango'.[41]Single source

Horacio Salgan Appears with the Nuevo Quinteto Real in Carlos Saura's film Tango.[42]Single source