Tango in 2003

Roberto Alvarez — recorded in Tango in 2003 (16 recordings)2003[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro — recorded in Tango in 2003 (13 recordings)2003[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Imperial — recorded in Tango in 2003 (13 recordings)2003[1]Single source

Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez) — recorded in Tango in 2003 (12 recordings)2003[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Sans Souci — recorded in Tango in 2003 (10 recordings)2003[1]Single source

Orquesta Escuela de Tango — recorded in Tango in 2003 (5 recordings)2003[1]Single source

GISELA GALEASSI Wins the first Tango Escenario world title with Gaspar Godoy after a tie-break at the Teatro Metropolitan.[2]Single source

Gaspar Godoy Wins the first Tango Escenario world title with Gisela Galeassi after a tie-break at the Teatro Metropolitan.[2]Single source

GISELA GALEASSI Dances at the Teatro Colón with its resident orchestra, as part of the champions' prize.[2]Single source

Gaspar Godoy Dances at the Teatro Colón as part of the champions' prize.[2]Single source

Gabriela Sanguinetti Wins the first Tango Salón world title at Estadio Obras.[3]Single source

Enrique Usales Wins the first Tango Salón world title at Estadio Obras.[3]Single source

Julian Plaza Dies in Buenos Aires.[4]Single source

El Chino Perico Profiled in Clarín by Irene Amuchástegui (17 May).[5]Single source

Pocho Carreras Filmed with Nely by Solo Tango TV at Salón El Pial (11 July).[6]Single source

Héctor Pacheco Dies in Buenos Aires.[7]Single source

Eugenia Parrilla Begins dancing with Chicho Frúmboli (to 2006).[8]Single source

Gabriel Missé Dances with Alejandra Mantiñán (filmed 2003).[9]Single source

Gustavo Benzecry Sabá Meets María Olivera, who becomes his assistant at Salón Canning.[10]Single source

Hiroshi Yamao Hiroshi and Kyoko Yamao become dance partners.[11]Single source

Kyoko Yamao Hiroshi and Kyoko Yamao become dance partners.[11]Single source

Noelia Hurtado Meets Pablo Rodríguez, who becomes her dance partner.[12]Single source

Orquesta Típica Misteriosa Buenos Aires Javier Arias starts the Orquesta Típica Fervor de Buenos Aires, in the style of Carlos Di Sarli.[13]Single source

Ricardo Vidort Celebrates 60 years of tango at Lo de Celia in December; filmed at the Confitería Ideal.[14]Single source

Alejandra Mantinan Filmed dancing 'Milonga brava' with Gabriel Missé in Sitges.[15]Single source

GISELA GALEASSI Plans to use the prize money to travel to a tango festival in Spain in June.[2]Single source

Orquesta Típica Sans Souci Plays the following Buenos Aires Tango Festival; records its first CD in April.[16]Single source

Vale Tango The musical Danza Maligna premieres at the Buenos Aires Tango Festival.[17]Single source

Adrian Veredice Begins seven years (to 2010) as choreographer and lead couple of the shows Otango, Cincotango and Tanguísimo.[18]Single source

Ricardo Vidort His writings start appearing in El Once Tango News in London (winter 2003/04 and 2004).[19]Single source

Puppi Castello Appears in 'Danza Maligna', a show of milongueros and professionals, at the Théâtre de Chaillot in Paris.[20]Single source

Cucuza Castiello Forms the Dúo Maaaría!! with guitarist Gabriel Genlote.[21]Single source

Omar Mollo Tango debut album, Omar Mollo Tango.[22]Single source

El Chino Laborde Stage debut in Discepolín y yo at the Teatro Presidente Alvear; starts the duo with Dipi Kvitko.[23]Single source

Jesús Hidalgo Presents Bien compadre with the Orquesta Escuela at the Teatro Colón; joins Walter Ríos's quintet.[24]Single source

Orquesta Típica Sans Souci Headlines the first Lisbon International Tango Festival on a European tour.[16]Single source

Gerardo Portalea Teaches at the 5th Buenos Aires Tango Festival, a rare public appearance.[25]Single source

Pancho Martinez Pey First dances with María Nieves at a milonga, in Madrid — the start of what he calls a partnership of 'more than 20 years.'[26]Single source

María Estela Monti First solo album, Ciudadana, on Gobi Music.[27]Single source

Orquesta Típica Imperial March-April tour of Italy, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark and Luxembourg.[28]Single source

Ryota Komatsu Joins Leopoldo Federico's Japan tour; plays concerts in Buenos Aires; honoured by Argentine musicians' bodies.[29]Single source

Mariano Chicho Frúmboli Starts dancing with Eugenia Parrilla, until 2006.[30]Single source

Elsa María Bórquez Declared Ciudadana Ilustre of the City of Buenos Aires.[31]Single source

Guillermina Quiroga Creates her own show "Tango, historias breves", later toured in the United States.[32]Single source

Julio Pane Records the duo album Un placer with guitarist Juanjo Domínguez.[33]Single source

Roberto Herrera Becomes a jury member of the World Tango Dance Tournament (Mundial de Tango), a role he still holds.[34]Single source

Sexteto Mayor Wins the Latin Grammy for Homenaje a Piazzolla.[35]Single source

Rodolfo Mederos Named Illustrious Citizen of Buenos Aires.[36]Single source

Juan Carlos Lamas Appears in Tangos y algo más at Esquina Homero Manzi (2003-04 season).[37]Single source

Carel Kraayenhof Tango Royal wins the Edison audience prize.[38]Single source

Carlos Copello Founds the Tango Escuela Carlos Copello with his family (about eight years before the 2011 El Tangauta interview).[39]Single source

Julio Balmaceda Begins serving on the jury of the Buenos Aires Tango Festival and World Championship.[40]Single source

Gabriel Clausi Plays De puro guapo with Los Piojos at River Plate's Monumental stadium.[41]Single source

Héctor Mayoral Declared Ciudadano Ilustre of Buenos Aires with Elsa María.[42]Single source

José Libertella Wins the Latin Grammy for best tango album with the Sexteto Mayor.[43]Single source

Ernesto Baffa | Ubaldo De Lío Records Dos al corazón with Ubaldo De Lío.[44]Single source

Pablo Ziegler Bajo Cero wins the Latin Grammy for best tango album.[45]Single source

Gustavo Naveira Starts teaching at La Manufactura Papelera, San Telmo (to 2011), and the couple's tango seminars.[46]Single source

VANINA BILOUS Last public performance before her break, in 'Danza maligna' at the Teatro Metropolitan and the Théâtre de Chaillot, Paris; she then withdraws to teach and raise her children.[47]Single source

Roberto Pansera Forms the youth orchestra El Espejo de Aníbal Troilo.[48]Single source

Miguel Angel Zotto Named Académico de Honor by the Academia Nacional del Tango.[49]Single source

Gabriela Sanguinetti — described as Tango in 2003 (Described as Enrique Usales.)2003[50]Single source

Mundial de Baile de Tango — described as Tango in 2003 (held annually in August since 2003, within the Tango Buenos Aires Festival y Mundial)2003[51]Single source

Mundial de Baile de Tango — took place at Tango in 2003 (2003)2003[51]Single source

TRyqqkqq — sung by Tango in 2003 (Sung by El Chino Laborde.)2003-04-01[52]Single source