Dance Videos, Music, & Photos

Watch our Tango Dancers and Candombe Drummers for the upcoming Fall Event.

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Tango is all Around Us

You can see Tango in the Movies, see the famous Milongueros in Argentina, and watch the annual World-Wide Tango Competition through our Gallery.

Watch wonderful tango dancers from THE 20’S THE 30’S.
Notice how Candombe steps are intertwined with tango.
Hear the latest Nuevo Tango and Electronic Tango music.
Watch lectures for leading scholars & current historical information, such as Sergio Barbosa’s upcoming lecture at York University in March 2019
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Feel Free to Browse Through the Gallery Below

TTX 2018 Saturday night performance by German Ballejo & Magdalena Gutierrez.
World Champions 2018 first ever winners from Russia
A Mis Viejos (O.Berlingeri) - Marcela Duran & Gaspar Godoy from Forever Tango
Andy and Ilona from Abrazo Tango school
Again at the Boston Pops Forever tango
From Noras Tangoweek Carlos and Marcela
CARLOS GAVITO AND MARCELA DURAN Well known tango dancer and Milonguero is Carlos Gavito, who throughout the 90’s danced with Forever Tango on the Broadway show. This is Tango Flamenco with his partner Marcela Duran
Chicho Fromboli and Juana Sepulveda Dance tango Element Chicho has a very different style of tango which he has developed
Eleonora Kalganova y Michael Nadtochi Exhibition tango Nochecita
This is Maxi Copello and his partner Raquel Makow from Argentina.
Maxi and Raquel
Pablo Veron & Geraldine Rojas dance to 'Una Emocion' Assassination Tango movie
Roberta Herrera and Sylvana Capra in Rimini Italy
Roberto Herrera and Tamara Bisceglia at the Genova Tango Festival
Here they are again in San Francisco dancing to Mi Romance
Tango comes to the streets of Toronto, Andy Kamienski talks tango
Tango Santa Maria – Gotan Project
Unknown couple Dancing Milonga en Florida St. in Buenos Aires
Unknown couple – street dancers in Buenos Aires
The World Champions of 2017 in Argentina, German Bellejo and Magdalena Gutierrez dance Milonga in New Zealand
A Brief History of the Black Roots of Argentine Tango
1945: This version is from the movie “Anchors Aweigh” La Cumparsita danced by Gene Kelly in 1945 a solo dance. Sensational dancing.
Canyengue (sometimes called Orillero) was originally used around the early 1900s to denote a lower class or ‘street’ tango. Canyengue from the African word means to melt with the music. The first dance recognized as tango from central and West Africa.
This is a couple dancing in the streets of Buenos Aires, the music is by Armik “Tropical Breeze”
Those who dance Milonga are called ‘Milongueros’. One of the famous and well known Milonguero, was Carlos Gavito, who was a performer and teacher.
2002: Robert Duvall Dancing Tango in the movie “Assassination Tango” Carlos Copello was the choreographer for this movie
This is Duvall at a tango session with his wife
2015: Our Last Tango
2006: Tango from the movie “Take the Lead” starring Antonio Banderas, this is ‘theatrical’ tango
1992: The great actor Al Pacino in a tango scene from “Scent of a Woman”
1997: Danced with Pablo Veron
1921: A video with Rudolph Valentino from the movie “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 1921. A very different tango is danced today. Here he is dancing to La Cumparsita:
2017: These are some of the top 10 tango Dance scenes in Movies, great dancing, see them all here

This is Candombe and Milonga watch as the dancers change partners and dance into Milonga
This is Candombe performed at the Australian Dance festival The drums are the important part of Candombe and the Carnival Dancers
The Candombe three drums and how to play the rhythm, listen as he tells us how Candombe has evolved
The dancer is dancing Candombe to the rhythm of the drums
This is how to dance the Candombe
In Uruguay, CANDOMBE is still danced today and in January and February every year there is the CANDOMBE CARNIVAL. A high energy day of dancing and singing in the streets of Montevideo, and vibrant costume dancers lasting 40 days.

Dance Shoes
Posed Legs
Dance shoes with rose
Tango leg movements
Unknown dancers in banquet hall
Unknown dancers at event
Unknown dancers red dress
World Champion Tango Dancers
Dance partners

Tango Champions German and Magdalena
Candombe carnival dancers
Candombe carnival dancers and singer
Candombe cast with drums
Candombe drummers on stage
Candombe parade drummers
La Mama Vieja and friends
La Magia candombe drummers
Sergio Barboza
Candombe Uruguay

Classical Tango music
Maggie Ferguson, a Bandoneon player from Australia, with her orchestra the Australian Youth Orchestra TangoOz play La Cumparsita and dance Tango
Carlos Gardel, King of the Tango, Sings "The Day That You Love Me!"
Instruments of the World: Bandoneón
La Cumparsita in Candombe, performed in Montevideo, Uruguay, by the Yambo Kenia Music Band
New York Celebrated the 100-year anniversary of La Cumparsita, in Trinity Church. The orchestra were young musicians from Interschool Orchestras of New York.
Raul Jaurena, considered one of the leading Bandoneon players today from Uruguay, plays La Cumparsita with the TMC orchestra.
Tango Lovers by Copa Airlines
The great Dino Saluzzi. He is now in his eighties and he still continues to refine his craft. His music is truly beautiful and something to be cherished and celebrated.
The history of la Cumparsita and a look into Uruguayan history of La Cumparsita as the composer was from Uruguay, making a connection to this part of la Cumparsita History.
The Maestro of Bandoneon – Dino Saluzzi from Argentina
The music La Cumparsita is shared with Argentina as the lyrics are from Argentina.