Tango in 2005

Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez) — recorded in Tango in 2005 (21 recordings)2005[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Imperial — recorded in Tango in 2005 (14 recordings)2005[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Silencio — recorded in Tango in 2005 (11 recordings)2005[1]Single source

Roberto Videla Dies.[2]Single source

Simón Bajour Dies in Buenos Aires.[3]Single source

Roberto Pansera Dies after a heart attack suffered while performing in San Telmo.[4]Single source

Carlos Gavito Dies of cancer on 1 July, aged 62; buried at Chacarita.[5]Single source

Corina de la Rosa Dances Siete palabras with Julio Balmaceda at the Parakultural, Salón Canning.[6]Single source

Selección Nacional De Tango Records En Vivo live at the ND Ateneo, Buenos Aires, on 26 and 27 August.[7]Single source

Eladia Blázquez Dies in Buenos Aires.[8]Single source

Carmencita Calderón Dies of pneumonia on 31 October in Villa Lugano.[9]Single source

German Cornejo Wins the Tango Escenario world title with María de los Ángeles Trabichet at La Rural, dancing "Mala junta".[10]Single source

Angeles Trabichet Wins the Tango Escenario world title with Germán Cornejo at La Rural, dancing "Mala junta".[10]Single source

María Ximena Gallicchio Wins the Tango Salón world title with her then partner at La Rural.[10]Single source

Carlos Paredes Places 18th in the Tango Escenario championship with Diana Giraldo.[11]Single source

Diana Giraldo Places 18th in the Tango Escenario championship with Carlos Paredes.[11]Single source

Fabián Peralta Competes in the Tango Salón championship with Natacha Poberaj.[10]Single source

Natacha Poberaj Competes in the Tango Salón championship with Fabián Peralta.[10]Single source

Selección Nacional De Tango Horacio Cabarcos joins at the start of the year.[12]Single source

Luis Ramirez Begins dancing professionally with Analía Carreño (approximate: bios counted 12 years together in 2017 and 15 in 2020).[13]Single source

Javier Rodríguez Begins partnering Andrea Missé; they teach and perform at festivals worldwide.[14]Single source

Elba Biscay Finalist at the III Campeonato Mundial de Tango with Osvaldo Centeno.[15]Single source

Ruben Veliz Only foreign artists invited to Queen Beatrix's 25th jubilee in the Netherlands.[16]Single source

Sabrina Veliz Only foreign artists invited to Queen Beatrix's 25th jubilee in the Netherlands.[16]Single source

Hernán Genovese First prize for male soloist at the 13th Hugo del Carril contest.[17]Single source

Rosa Cove With Pocho at Club Gricel in December.[18]Single source

Osvaldo Centeno Reaches the semifinal of the III Tango Dance World Championship at La Rural in August.[19]Single source

Vale Tango Esteban Riera joins as singer; records Cachada and Soy cantor for EPSA Music and a Bardi tribute album.[20]Single source

Puppi Castello Interviewed by Irene Amuchástegui for Clarín's Viva magazine.[21]Single source

Rosa Forte From 2005 to 2010 their students win the World Tango Salón Championship six years in a row.[22]Single source

Juanjo Dominguez Konex award as one of the decade's best instrumentalists.[23]Single source

Omar Mollo Konex award among the top male tango singers of 1995-2004.[24]Single source

Jesús Hidalgo Tours with the Sexteto Mayor led by Walter Ríos.[25]Single source

Orquesta El Arranque Konex diploma of merit among the best tango groups of the decade.[26]Single source

Orquesta Escuela de Tango The documentary Si sos brujo: una historia de tango, by Caroline Neal, tells the orchestra's founding.[27]Single source

Ricardo Vidort Teaches with Liz Haight in Santa Fe and at the Denver tango festival.[28]Single source

Juanjo Dominguez Presents his album Eterno live.[29]Single source

Cucuza Castiello Honourable mention in Andá a cantarle a Gardel; his tango Tibieza wins the Hugo del Carril prize.[30]Single source

Lidia Borda Konex Diploma al Mérito.[31]Single source

Orquesta del Tango de Buenos Aires Second Konex merit diploma.[32]Single source

Tete Rusconi Interviewed by Lalie Marion for the French magazine Tout Tango.[33]Single source

Nélida Rodríguez Begins serving on the jury of the Mundial de Tango semifinals and finals.[34]Single source

Walter Ríos Presents Tango Brujo with Leo Sujatovich in Spain and Argentina.[35]Single source

Julio Pane Konex diploma as one of the decade's five best tango instrumentalists.[36]Single source

Carlos Yanel Records an album with Orquesta Color Tango.[37]Single source

María Graña Platinum Konex as best female tango singer of the decade.[38]Single source

Guillermo Fernández Konex Diploma al Mérito, again in 2015.[39]Single source

Carmencita Calderón Turns 100; celebrated with a milonga in Flores and a tribute at the Museo Histórico Saavedra, where she dances.[40]Single source

Milena Plebs Premieres the documentary 'Milena baila el tango… con Ezequiel Farfaro', directed by Rodrigo Peiretti.[41]Single source

Sexteto Mayor Luis Stazo leaves; Horacio Romo becomes director after a brief spell under Walter Ríos.[42]Single source

Carlos García Records Al maestro con nostalgia for Café de los Maestros.[43]Single source

Ruben Juarez Konex Platinum award as the decade's top male tango singer.[44]Single source

Aníbal Arias Konex diploma as one of the decade's five best tango instrumentalists.[45]Single source

Leopoldo Federico Platinum Konex for his orchestra as the leading tango ensemble of the decade.[46]Single source

Osvaldo Berlingieri Records for the Café de los Maestros albums produced by Gustavo Santaolalla.[47]Single source

Luis Stazo Leaves the Sexteto Mayor, settles in Berlin and forms the trio StazoMayor.[48]Single source

Aníbal Troilo Congress makes his birthday, 11 July, the National Bandoneón Day.[49]Single source

Horacio Salgan Receives the Konex de Brillante award.[50]Single source