Tango Angeles

Presenting Miguel Calo and his star-studded orchestra…a giant from the golden era of tango!

After discovering a poorly written movie script in a bureau drawer, author Frederica Pratter set out to write a biographical novel about Carlos Gardel to do his legacy justice and to introduce the legendary singer to young people. The result is a fresh

Tango BA Festival y Mundial is the ultimate comprehensive tango event in the world. Newly crowned champions Cristian Palomo & Melisa Sacchi (Tango de Pista) and Hugo Mastrolorenzo & Agustina Vignau (Tango Escenario) share their passion-filled journey to

Rick Castro (Central Park Tango), Ilona Glinarsky (Living Tango) and Emmet O'Conlon (Ministry of Tango)join to share their experiences and ideas about how to bring new people to tango and keep them.

Argentino Ledesma was the most sought-after singer of the 1950's, courted by the likes of Di Sali and Calo. His tenure with Hector Varela left an indelible mark in tango history. Claudio Ledesma reminisces about his father as a legend, colleague, and end

The Gods of Tango, a new historical novel by Carolina De Robertis, chronicles a young woman's journey through the dark underbelly of the early 20th century Buenos Aires--sensuous, dangerous, and brave!

The country that gave tango its soul, the bandoneon, Germany boasts one of the largest diverse dancing populations with a cooperative spirit. Juan Dietrich Lange, Michael R?hl and Alonso ?lvarez talk about how tango has evolved in Germany in the last 100

Julio Balmaceda reloaded! Buoyed by his new found love and partnership with Virginia Vasconi, Julio talks frankly about his famous father Miguel Balmaceda and about charting his own legacy.

Tango Angeles’s ATUSA 2016 Special Edition, co-hosted by Tomas Galv?n and Gimena Herrera, is filled with thought-provoking interviews with contestants, winners, judges, and master teachers.The sweat, the tears and the indelible passion.

Guillermina Quiroga, a celebrated performer often compared to Margot Fonteyn of ballet, together with her partner Mariano Logiudice, reminisces about her distinguished dancing life.

To Compete or Not to Compete?Mundial Bronze medalists and two-time US Champions Brian Nguyen and Yuliana Basmajyan along with seasoned contestants Merle Morgan and Kaz Mizuno lay bare the anatomy of competition tango.

Reunited after 25 years since Juan Carlos Copes's "Tango-Tango," Natalia Hills and Alejandro Aquino embody a perfect synthesis of music, dance, movement and passion.

Glittery stilettos and tangueras…yes, height matters!Join Flo, Marcia , Maria and Anna on their soleful journey in search of the perfect tango shoes…and other things.

Celia Blanco’s friendly traditional milonga–Lo de Celia–is one of the best in the world. Beyond her famous milonga, Celia has also touched many people around the world through dancing, choreographing and teaching tango. JanTango of Tango Chamuyo joi

Tango is her birthright. Her mother sang for Francisco Lomuto and her father was childhood friends with Alberto Castillo. She has danced with some of the world’s best milongueros including Ricardo Vidort, Flaco Dany and Osvaldo Natucci.

Tango Angeles's 2nd anniversary!!! Ronaldo celebrates with friends from the Argentine Associatoon of Los Angeles--Teresita and Ricardo.

Aptly nicknamed "Bewitched hands," pianist Rodolfo Biagi, along with Juan D'Arienzo, changed the course of tango history with their unmistakable rhythmic style.

Actor/journalist Vincent Thomas met Carlos Gardel in 1927 at the age of seven aboard the Conte Verde bound for Europe. His new book "The Gardel I Knew" gives a rare, unvarnished glimpse into the legendary singer and reveals the Gardel behind cliches and

During the Golden age of tango, female Tango singers were a force to be reckoned with despite a lack of recording opportunities. In this segment, we celebrate the unforgettable music and lives of Amanda Ledesma, Lita Morales, Mercedes Simone, Nelly Omar,

What makes Cachirulo one of the best milongas in the world? Organizers Hector and Norma's commitment to the traditional codigos creates a pleasant and respectful environment where dancers can focus on only the essentials--the embrace, the music and the d