Tango in 2021

Orquesta Típica Andariega — recorded in Tango in 2021 (8 recordings)2021[1]Single source

Orquesta Romantica Milonguera — recorded in Tango in 2021 (6 recordings)2021[1]Single source

Juan Carlos Copes Dies on 16 January in Florida, Buenos Aires province, aged 89.[2]Single source

Ernesto Franco Dies in Buenos Aires.[3]Single source

Color Tango (Roberto Alvarez) Álvarez retires; the orchestra re-debuts at the CCK in Buenos Aires with Ramiro Boero as first bandoneon.[4]Single source

Agustín Agnez Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango de Pista, with Ferreyra (9.2).[5]Single source

Sebastian Bolivar Second place at the Mundial with Cynthia Palacios (per Diario Río Negro).[6]Single source

Cyntia Palacios Second place at the Mundial with Sebastián Bolívar (per Diario Río Negro).[6]Single source

Esther Malagrino At Salón El Pial for Milonguísimo during the Tango BA Festival.[7]Single source

Alejandra Heredia Interviewed with Otero in Milongueros All Aboard's Night Fever series.[8]Single source

Yanina Muzyka Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango Escenario, with Emmanuel Casal, scoring 9.6.[5]Single source

Emmanuel Casal Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango Escenario, with Yanina Muzyka, scoring 9.6.[5]Single source

Eleonora Kalganova Online interview with the Sultans of Istanbul festival.[9]Single source

Rodrigo Fonti Interviewed with Yamila Ivonne in Milongueros All Aboard's 'Night Fever' series.[10]Single source

Mariano Otero Interviewed with Heredia in Milongueros All Aboard's Night Fever series.[8]Single source

Barbara Ferreyra Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango de Pista, with Agnez (9.2).[5]Single source

Bruno Tombari Interviewed with Lequio in Milongueros All Aboard's online 'Night Fever' series.[11]Single source

Marisol Morales Present 'Tango Stories Through the Embrace' live at Coco Gardel, Lausanne (November).[12]Single source

Alejandro Larenas Present 'Tango Stories Through the Embrace' live at Coco Gardel, Lausanne (November).[12]Single source

JORGE UZUNIAN At 91, is brought to see Milonguísimo at Salón El Pial, where old partners greet him.[7]Single source

Johanna Copes Announces her father's death in January.[13]Single source

Elba Garcia Returns with Nito to in-person milongas after the pandemic, having written her memoir in lockdown.[14]Single source

Elba Biscay Among the dancers of Milonguísimo at Salón El Pial during the Tango BA Festival.[7]Single source

Johanna Copes Interviewed in Milongueros All Aboard's Night Fever series.[15]Single source

Quinteto Ángel Releases Alma, corazón y vida, on music by Troilo, Piazzolla and Salgán.[16]Single source

Horacio Pebete Godoy Interviewed with Cecilia Berra on musicality and teaching.[17]Single source

Ernesto Balmaceda REVISTANGO interview with Stella Báez; teaches a weekly milonguero class at Gabriela Elías's school.[18]Single source

María Graña Announces her retirement from tango at a 50-year celebration.[19]Single source

VANINA BILOUS Invited back to the Mundial de Tango as a teacher and as closing-night soloist on the main stage, dancing with Javier Rodríguez; begins teaching at ENTA with Pablo Inza.[20]Single source

Roberto Herrera Posts a set of older interviews from his Italian tours to his YouTube channel.[21]Single source