Tango in 2022

Elsa María Bórquez Dies on 8 January, aged 77.[1]Single source

Agustín Agnez Performs with Ferreyra in Metz, France.[2]Single source

Barbara Ferreyra Performs with Agnez in Metz, France.[2]Single source

Gustavo Rosas DJs on vinyl at the Milonga Federal, Centro Cultural Kirchner.[3]Single source

Juan José Mosalini Dies in France.[4]Single source

JORGE UZUNIAN Dies on 17 July.[5]Single source

Ricardo Astrada Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango Escenario, with Constanza Vieyto.[6]Single source

CONSTANZA VIEYTO Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango Escenario, with Ricardo Astrada.[6]Single source

Sebastian Bolivar Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango de Pista, from a final of 40 couples.[6]Single source

Cyntia Palacios Wins the Mundial de Tango, Tango de Pista, from a final of 40 couples.[6]Single source

Stella Baez Dances in the homage to Miguel and Julio Balmaceda at the Parakultural, Salón Canning, on 27 December.[7]Single source

Ernesto Balmaceda Dances a tribute to Miguel and Julio Balmaceda at Parakultural, Salón Canning (27 December).[7]Single source

Ricardo Astrada Dances 'Loca' at Salón Canning.[8]Single source

CONSTANZA VIEYTO Dances 'Loca' at Salón Canning.[8]Single source

German Cornejo Tango After Dark returns to Sadler's Wells' Peacock Theatre with ten Argentine dancers, two singers and seven musicians.[9]Single source

Agustín Agnez Performs with Ferreyra in Munich.[10]Single source

Aoniken Quiroga Interviewed by Pepa Palazón for 'Tengo una pregunta para vos'.[11]Single source

El Cachivache Quinteto Andy Ferrari joins on piano.[12]Single source

Ruben Veliz 'Tango Infinito' on Calle Corrientes for their 25th anniversary.[13]Single source

Sabrina Veliz 'Tango Infinito' on Calle Corrientes for their 25th anniversary.[13]Single source

Luis Ramirez Uploads a Tokyo tango advertisement starring the couple (filming date not given).[14]Single source

Orquesta Típica Andariega Releases Fresedo con amore, a tribute to Osvaldo Fresedo.[15]Single source

Toto Faraldo Still dancing 'Clavel' with Pamela Mármol at Salón Canning, March.[16]Single source

Hugo Mastrolorenzo Publishes 'Tango Danza: El origen de la especie' through Editorial Dunken; the book had already been shown at the Frankfurt Book Fair years earlier (see disputes).[17]Single source

Atilio Stampone Dies in Buenos Aires.[18]Single source

Roberto Herrera Dances 'El llorón' with Ani Andreani at the Munich Tango Festival Conexión.[19]Single source