Tango in 2006

Roberto Alvarez — recorded in Tango in 2006 (19 recordings)2006[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Imperial — recorded in Tango in 2006 (15 recordings)2006[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Fervor de Buenos Aires — recorded in Tango in 2006 (13 recordings)2006[1]Single source

Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro — recorded in Tango in 2006 (12 recordings)2006[1]Single source

Ricardo Vidort Dies of cancer in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on 21 May.[2]Single source

Elba Biscay The only milonguera interviewed in Solo Tango's Códigos de Milongas.[3]Single source

Carlos García Dies in Buenos Aires, aged 92.[4]Single source

Fabián Peralta Wins the Tango Salón world title with Poberaj at La Rural.[5]Single source

Natacha Poberaj Wins the Tango Salón world title with Peralta at La Rural.[5]Single source

Rodolfo Mederos Releases Comunidad with his Orquesta Típica; Diálogos with Miguel Poveda reaches the Teatro Colón on 3 September.[6]Single source

Andrea Misse Dances with Javier Rodríguez to Color Tango at Niño Bien during the Buenos Aires festival.[7]Single source

Ezequiel Paludi Earliest festival listings with Geraldin Rojas (Rome, Genoa, Istanbul, Madrid).[8]Single source

Silvina Valz Filmed dancing with El Flaco Dany (earliest TangoTube upload).[9]Single source

Ariadna Naveira Filmed dancing with her brother Federico Naveira (earliest TangoTube upload).[10]Single source

Michael Nadtochi Filmed with Ángeles Chañaha as members of TangOblivion.[11]Single source

Moira Castellano Improvises with Pablo Inza at the III Istanbul Tango Festival.[12]Single source

Georgina Vargas Meets Oscar Mandagarán and becomes his partner.[13]Single source

Diego Riemer Filmed with Mercedes Espinel at the Brussels Tango Festival.[14]Single source

Sexteto Milonguero Formed in Buenos Aires by singer Javier Di Ciriaco.[15]Single source

Fernando Iturrieta Teaches with Celia Blanco at Tango Week in Zurich, his first trip abroad.[16]Single source

Norberto Esbrez Filmed at his own Pulpo's Tango Week.[17]Single source

Carlos Paredes Wins the Tango Escenario world title with Giraldo at La Rural, dancing "Pájaro azul".[18]Single source

Diana Giraldo Wins the Tango Escenario world title with Paredes at La Rural, dancing "Pájaro azul".[18]Single source

Hiroshi Yamao Travel to Buenos Aires for about 15 months to study salon and stage tango with Carlos and Rosa Pérez, Fabián Peralta and Valentina Villarroel.[19]Single source

Kyoko Yamao Travel to Buenos Aires for about 15 months to study salon and stage tango with Carlos and Rosa Pérez, Fabián Peralta and Valentina Villarroel.[19]Single source

Noelia Hurtado Metropolitan champion of tango salón and of milonga with Pablo Rodríguez.[20]Single source

Virginia Pandolfi Begins travelling abroad every year to teach and dance at festivals.[21]Single source

Orquesta Típica Misteriosa Buenos Aires Fervor de Buenos Aires records Quién sos.[22]Single source

Javier Rodríguez Footage of him dancing with Geraldine Rojas and with Andrea Missé starts appearing online.[23]Single source

Gustavo Benzecry Sabá Publishes La Pista del Abrazo.[24]Single source

Fabián Peralta Teaches the Japanese couple Hiroshi and Kyoko Yamao during their Buenos Aires stay.[19]Single source

Hernán Genovese Second place at the Pre-Cosquín.[25]Single source

Quinteto Ángel Releases Sábado inglés with Luis Stazo and Sergio Gobi, and Alma de Tango with Claudia Pannone.[26]Single source

Alper Ergökmen Graduates in economics from Bilkent University; starts teaching and performing with Selen Sürek.[27]Single source

Flaco Dany Clips of his milonga with Luna Palacios and 'Morena' with Silvina Valz are uploaded (2006) and later cited as models.[28]Single source

Horacio Pebete Godoy Earliest footage on TangoTube: dancing with Cecilia García at La Viruta.[29]Single source

Elba Biscay With Antonio Yuffré, 6th in tango and 10th in milonga at the V Campeonato Metropolitano.[3]Single source

Leonardo Lerman Teaches in Belgium with Eugenia Ramírez; a festival in Luxembourg in April is held in his honour.[30]Single source

Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro Mucha mierda, recorded at the Biblioteca Nacional auditorium; named among the year's ten best albums by La Nación.[31]Single source

El Chino Perico Filmed at Sunderland and with Silvina Damiani, his earliest dated footage on TangoTube.[32]Single source

Jorge Dispari Barry Hashimoto studies with him for three months; his 'Tango Villa Urquiza' demonstrations with La Turca are posted online.[33]Single source

Maria la Turca La Nueva reports the couple choreographed Robert Duvall's film Assassination Tango and teaches a charity seminar in Bahía Blanca.[34]Single source

Geraldine Rojas First festival listings with Ezequiel Paludi (Rome, Genoa).[8]Single source

Ariel Ardit Releases his first solo album, Doble A.[35]Single source

El Chino Laborde Releases Tango Tango with Dipi Kvitko.[36]Single source

Vale Tango Four performances at the Théâtre National de Chaillot in May and five at the Auditorium in Rome in September.[37]Single source

Adrian Veredice Dances at the Taipei Tango Festival, released on the festival's DVD.[38]Single source

Rebecca Shulman With Jaimes Friedgen, starts the tango scene in Bombay.[39]Single source

Jesús Hidalgo Sings with Raúl Garello's sextet; tours Japan with Aníbal Arias and Osvaldo Montes.[40]Single source

Orquesta Típica Imperial Como dos extraños, sung by Julio César Fernán, issued by Acqua Records.[41]Single source

Oscar Mandagaran Meets Georgina Vargas (February); they become partners in dance and life.[13]Single source

Orquesta del Tango de Buenos Aires Co-founding director Carlos García dies.[42]Single source

Carlos Gavito El Beso marks the first anniversary of his death with a free showing of 'Una charla con Gavito'.[43]Single source

Gloria Arquimbau Declared Ciudadanos Ilustres of Buenos Aires.[44]Single source

Eduardo Arquimbau Declared Ciudadanos Ilustres of Buenos Aires.[44]Single source

Roberto Herrera Earliest TangoTube footage: 'El llorón' with Natacha Poberaj.[45]Single source

Aníbal Arias Appears in the film of El Café de los Maestros.[46]Single source

Natacha Poberaj — described as Tango in 2006 (won: Tango Salón 2006 with Fabián Peralta)2006[47]Single source