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Unveiling the Enchanting Journey of María Graña: “La Reina del Tango”
Born on June 16, 1953, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, María Graña has etched her name as one of the most ...
Eladia Blázquez: Enriching the tango world with folclore and ballad
Biography Introduction Born into a humble family of Spanish immigrants in Gerli, Buenos Aires Province, on February 24, 1931, Eladia ...
Alberto Arenas: “Adíos, Pampa Mía”
Who was Alberto Arenas Alberto Arenas, born Tomas Guida on September 25, 1910, in the Abasto neighborhood of Buenos Aires, ...
Exploring the Tango Legacy of Maruja Pacheco Huergo
The classic Argentine Tango is a genre that is often perceived as dominated by men. Looking into the history of ...
Carlos Dante: Famous Half of a Tango Duo
For many dancers, especially followers, when going to a milonga, they full indulge in the dance experience. The music is ...
Ángel Villoldo: Can you imagine Tango without “El choclo”?
One of the earliest unforgotten trailblazers of Tango music was Ángel Villoldo. A multifaceted musician, Villoldo played a pivotal role ...
Embracing the Elegance: Aníbal Troilo and the World of Argentine Tango
For aficionados of Argentine Tango, but especially for experienced Tango dancers, the name Aníbal Troilo, affectionately nicknamed “Pichuco”, resonates as ...
Unveiling the Timeless Tango Legacy of Tania
Tania, an accomplished artist of her own standing, will always be remembered as part of a famous artistic Tango couple ...
Sabina Olmos: An actress that crossed the paths of the tango
In this article, we’ll explore the life and legacy of the iconic Sabina Olmos, a legendary figure in both the ...
Pedro Láurenz: Master of the restless Bandoneon
If you’re passionate about Argentine Tango, you’ve undoubtedly stumbled over the restless, energetic, often frantic bandoneon tunes of Pedro Láurenz, ...
