Tango in 2004

Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro — recorded in Tango in 2004 (15 recordings)2004[1]Single source

Juan Carlos Lamas Dies in Buenos Aires.[2]Single source

Argentino Ledesma Dies at the Sanatorio Güemes in Buenos Aires; buried at Chacarita.[3]Single source

Orlando Medina Dies.[4]Single source

Ivan Romero Wins the Tango Escenario world title with Marcela Vespasiano at Estadio Obras.[5]Single source

Marcela Vespasiano Wins the Tango Escenario world title with Iván Romero at Estadio Obras.[5]Single source

Sexteto Mayor Co-founder José Libertella dies in Paris during a tour with the sextet.[6]Single source

José Libertella Dies in Paris on tour, hours before a concert.[6]Single source

Coca Cartery Wins the tango salón category of the World Tango Championship with Osvaldo, against 665 couples.[7]Single source

Claudio Gonzalez Performs with Melina Brufman at CITA, Buenos Aires.[8]Single source

Melina Brufman Performs with Claudio González at CITA.[8]Single source

Marisol Morales Larenas and Morales form their professional partnership.[9]Single source

Alejandro Larenas Larenas and Morales form their professional partnership.[9]Single source

Maria Plazaola With Gavito in Turin.[10]Single source

Mariana Montes Interviewed with Arce by Mephisto Tango.[11]Single source

Gustavo Benzecry Sabá Publishes Glosario de Tango Danza.[12]Single source

Alejandra Gutty Two months with 'Forever Tango' at the Shubert Theatre on Broadway; on the company's world tour until 2007.[13]Single source

Quinteto Ángel Releases Danzarín.[14]Single source

Alper Ergökmen Begins Argentine tango with Nalân Civelek, later continuing at the TangoTürk school of Servet and Figen Moran.[15]Single source

Osvaldo Cartery Places second with Coca in the Metropolitan salon championship (March), qualifying for the world final.[16]Single source

Pablo Inza Co-founds Practica X with Raúl Masciocchi and Gabriel Bortnik.[17]Single source

Carlitos Espinoza Teaching in Europe almost full-time.[18]Single source

Osvaldo Cartery Wins the salon category of the 2nd World Tango Championship with Coca, representing Lanús.[19]Single source

Ariel Ardit Debuts with the Orquesta Nacional de Música Argentina Juan de Dios Filiberto at the Teatro Cervantes.[20]Single source

Orquesta El Arranque Gardel prize for En Vivo and a Latin Grammy nomination; Tango Week at the Teatro Coliseo, Buenos Aires, in December.[21]Single source

Orquesta Escuela de Tango Records Bien compadre for Epsa Music.[22]Single source

Adrian Veredice Filmed with Hobert at the International Istanbul Tango Festival.[23]Single source

Ricardo Vidort Teaches in London hosted by Jill Barrett; filmed with her in August 2004.[24]Single source

Cucuza Castiello Plays the Café Homero with the duo.[25]Single source

Carlos Gavito 'Una charla con Gavito', a conversation with him, is recorded in August in Buenos Aires.[26]Single source

Juan Bruno Dies, aged 79.[27]Single source

Luis Castro Starts teaching in Milan; publishes "Vivir abrazados".[28]Single source

Pablo Verón Choreographs and acts in TanGhost, a tango-theatre piece on Ibsen's Ghosts, in Oslo.[29]Single source

Orquesta Forever Tango Returns to Broadway and plays Chicago, Rome, Toronto, Philadelphia and Detroit.[30]Single source

Nelson Ávila Joins Forever Tango for its Broadway season and the tour that followed.[31]Single source

Giselle Anne Fracanapa, Naveira's choreography, is shown at La Manufactura Papelera, La Ideal and La Viruta.[32]Single source

Roberto Herrera Founds Herrera Tango Academy, with branches later in Buenos Aires, Milan and Munich (one source gives 2012 for the founding; see disputes).[33]Single source

Tito Reyes Interviewed for the documentary Los guardianes del ángel.[34]Single source

Juan Carlos Godoy Returns to recording for the Café de los maestros project.[35]Single source

Emilio Balcarce Records Bien compadre with the Orquesta Escuela de Tango for EPSA Music.[36]Single source

Quinteto Suárez Paz Forms a duo with pianist Osvaldo Requena.[37]Single source