Tango in 2009

Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez) — 17 recordings2009[1]

Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro — 8 recordings2009[1]

Orquesta Típica Silencio — 13 recordings2009[1]

Julio Martel dies at 85.[2]

Bruno Tombari: Exhibition with Caamaño at Práctica X.[3]

Pablo Rodriguez: Desafíos Maestros at Practica X with Hurtado, against Federico Naveira and Inés Muzzopappa.[4]

Federico Naveira: Desafíos Maestros at Practica X against Pablo Rodríguez and Noelia Hurtado.[4]

Alejandra Mantinan dances in the homage to Osvaldo Zotto at El Parakultural on 19 March.[5]

Osvaldo Zotto: On 19 March, a tribute night at El Parakultural where leading women dancers dance with and for him.[5]

Cecilia Berra: Exhibition with Javier Antar at Práctica X.[6]

Clara Raquel Lamdan dies.[7]

Orquesta Típica Andariega forms in Buenos Aires in September under Luigi Coviello.[8]

Fernando Sanchez dances with Naveira at the Fiesta X at La Viruta.[9]

Alper Ergökmen: Filmed with Selen Sürek at Tango Kyiv Style on 4 October.[10]

Juana Sepulveda dances with Frúmboli at Práctica X, Humboldt 1464.[11]

Julio Duplaa: Demonstration with Natacha Poberaj at the Gran Milonga Nacional.[12][32]

Tete Rusconi: Last performance, at Salón Canning on 28 December.[13]

Andres Laza Moreno classes and private lessons in Buenos Aires.[14]

Jonathan Spitel wins the Tango Escenario world title on a first attempt, dancing "Encanto rojo".[15]

Betsabet Flores wins the Tango Escenario world title on a first attempt, dancing "Encanto rojo".[15]

Jesica Arfenoni: Performing in Buenos Aires milongas with Néstor Azorín.[16]

Maximiliano Cristiani: Fifth place at the Mundial de Tango with Belén Bartolomé (per video title).[17]

Manuela Rossi: With Cristian Correa, titled Escenario runners-up at the 2009 Mundial in a video.[18]

Julian Sanchez reaches the Tango Escenario semifinal of the Mundial with Nair Schinca (per video title).[19]

Nahir Schinca reaches the Mundial Tango Escenario semifinal with Julián Sánchez (per video title).[19]

Luis Ramirez: Earliest filmed performances together.[20][30]

Analia Carreño: Earliest filmed performances together.[20]

Alejandro Berón: Second in vals at the Buenos Aires city championship with Aldana Silveyra.[21]

Stefanía Colina: Win the Campeonato Intercontinental de Tango (Tango Salón).[22]

Juan Martín Carrara: Win the Campeonato Intercontinental de Tango (Tango Salón).[23]

Cristian Correa: Runner-up, Tango Escenario, Mundial de Tango, with Manuela Rossi.[21]

Jorge Uzunian: Noted for his 'superfast staccato footwork' with Haydee Malagrino in Milonguísimo.[24]

Carlos Alberto Anzuate celebrates his birthday at Club Glorias Argentinas, still dancing on weekends.[25]

Leonardo Barrionuevo: Choreograph "Libertango" for So You Think You Can Dance and dance "Tanguera" as guests.[26][33]

Christian Marquez: International breakthrough as Los Totis.[27]

Virginia Gomez: International breakthrough as Los Totis.[27]

Corina Herrera joins Miguel Ángel Zotto's Tango X2 with Octavio Fernández and dances at the Latino Americando festival in Milan.[28]

Analía Centurion: Guest of Damian Woetzel's Studio 5 series at New York City Center with Missé (2009-2013).[29]

Enriqueta Kleinman performs with Harymbat at the Portland Valentango festival.[31]

Miriam Larici: Choreograph "Libertango" for So You Think You Can Dance and dance "Tanguera" as guests.[26][33]

Maria Filali coaches actors for Chabrol's 'Bellamy'.[34]

Octavio Fernández joins Miguel Ángel Zotto's Tango X2 with Corina Herrera.[28]

Alejandra Gutty: 'El Café de los Maestros' concerts in London and Athens (June).[35]

Hugo Mastrolorenzo premieres 'Ideales y Rosas', a choreography for 50 dancers about the dictatorship, in Latvia, per his own account.[36]

Ruben Harymbat tours the United States teaching with Enriqueta Kleinman, including Iowa City in April.[37]

Eugenia Parrilla: Practica X seminar with Inza (3-24 February) and the Misterio Tango Festival.[38]

Gustavo Benzecry Sabá produces the documentary Historia del Tango Danza 1940/1960.[39]

Hiroshi Yamao: Win the Tango Salón world title, the first foreign couple to do so per their profile.[40]

Kyoko Yamao: Win the Tango Salón world title, the first foreign couple to do so per their profile.[40]

Osvaldo Cartery: Filmed teaching Man Yung how to pause (February 2009).[41]

Flaco Dany: Teaching abroad for years; TangoTube has his July 2009 milonga musicality workshop in Belgrade.[42]

Quinteto Ángel releases Final de fiesta with Sergio Gobi.[43]

Carlos Perez: Interviewed with Rosa for the Milonguero's Room blog.[44]

Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez): Twentieth anniversary album 20 años; tribute from the Academia Nacional del Tango.[45]

María Estela Monti releases Solo Piazzolla on EPSA Music.[46]

Jesús Hidalgo: Tango revelation at the Clarín awards.[47]

Juanjo Dominguez releases Sin red.[48]

Lorenzo Barbero dies in Buenos Aires.[49]

Walter Ríos: One of fourteen bandoneonists in a Buenos Aires tribute to Aníbal Troilo.[50]

Buenos Aires — Buenos Aires: in 2009 UNESCO declared tango an intangible cultural heritage of humanity2009[51]

Tango nuevo (dance) — Naveira (2009): calling Tango Nuevo a style is an error; it is everything that has happened with tango since the 1980s.2009[52]

Electronic and festival era — Montevideo: on 30 September 2009, at the request of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, UNESCO declared the tango Intangible Cultural Heritage of HumanitySep 30, 2009[51]

UNESCO committee, Abu Dhabi — Tango declared Intangible Cultural Heritage: Buenos Aires and Montevideo's tango is inscribed by UNESCO.Sep 30, 2009[51]

Julio Martel — Died.Feb 19, 2009[53]

Carlos Lázzari — Died.Jun 9, 2009[55][56]

Lorenzo Barbero — Died.Jun 23, 2009[57][58]

Horacio Casares — Died.Aug 25, 2009[60]

Planetango — June 6, 2009 – December 26, 2009Jun 6, 2009[54]

Electronic and festival era — Occurred at Teatro Apolo.Jul 27, 2009[59]

Milonga La Baldosa — October 30, 2009[54]