There is an unfortunate constant feature surrounding the figure of Julio Sosa: a certain incongruity. The legend that casts light on Sosa regularly shows these time imbalances, forced to tell us about the success of a man that would keep putting back the clock and yet died a death that was ahead of his time. A life that cherished by… Read more →
Here’s a story of one of our British readers, Tom Weston, who recently visited Buenos Aires in his quest for soaking the tango culture and the allure of Buenos Aires. If you’d like to tell your story on Buenos Aires and on tango, then use the contact form and tell us how it went! Full Story: In Buenos Aires people… Read more →
For our American readers, you will all be glad to know that Tango Lovers will be carrying out their “Centennial La Cumparsita” tour to celebrate 100 years of La Cumparsita as we stand today. Thee are plenty of great tango shows in the United States and many of our American readers are surprised to hear this. While it is true… Read more →
Julio Bocca’s “Boccatango” is touring Central America in March. The celebrated Argentine dancer will be appearing in Costa Rica, Panama and Guatemala after his US presentations. These performances are perhaps the last that the artist is going to give in the region, since he will possibly retire in 2017. “Boccatango” is playing on March 18th and 19th at the Costa… Read more →
On Tuesday, July 11th, at 7.30pm, several artists (among them Julio Pane, Néstor Marconi, Tito Reyes, Hernán Reinaudo, Javier “Cardenal” Domínguez, Pablo Mainetti, César Angeleri, Aníbal Arias, Osvaldo Montes, Ernesto Baffa Alfredo Piro and Rubén Juárez) will gather to pay a tribute to Aníbal Troilo. The event, which commemorates the National Bandoneón Day -and of course Pichuco’s anniversary- will be… Read more →