Germán & Gisela have been practicing and perfecting their tango since the early age of 10 and 16 respectively. They have mastered the skills and styles of classical dance, contemporary dance, jazz, ballet, acrobatics & tango in the company of Argentina's most respected teachers. After over 40 first place prizes at national level, Germán & Gisela became World Tango Champions in 2005 and 2003 respectively, which undoubtedly took their professionalism and dance to the highest level and standards.
Germán & Gisela's list of performances is endless. They have participated in top rating TV shows in Argentina and around the world, including Jennifer Lopez & Marc Antony's reality TV show Q' Viva- The Chosen, where they became winning finalists and so starred JLo and Marc Anthony's show Q' Viva Live as Soloist Dancers under the direction of Jamie King.
Germán & Gisela's performances have gotten rave reviews in Walt Disney Concert Hall (Los Angeles), Joyce Theatre (New York), New York City Center (New York), Mandalay Bay Arena (Las Vegas), Colón Theatre (Buenos Aires), Sadler's Wells Theatre (London), Peacock Theatre (London), Sydney Opera House, The Esplanade Theatre (Singapore), Tokyu Theatre Orb (Tokyo), among others.
Germán & Gisela have been part of a wide number of tango shows: Tango Inferno, Bien de Tango, Tango Seduction, Tango Pasión, El Viejo Almacén On Tour, Buenos Tangos, and Tango Dance Premium.
Germán & Gisela's professional development and growth extend to the fields of teaching and coaching as well. Many of their students have been reaching top positions at the Tango World Championship since 2006, making German one of the most recognized and requested coaches in Buenos Aires.
German & Gisela's biggest desire is to show their tango and passion for dancing in each and every single corner of the world.
Simon and Marilu have dedicated themselves to the art of Tango, honing their skills under the guidance of esteemed Maestros such as Roberto Herrera, Vanina Bilous, Sabrina and Ruben Veliz, Juan Carlos Copes, Alejandra Barboza, Omar Caceres, Raul Bravo, Tani Herrera, Veronica Vidan, Oscar Bacigalupi, Claudio Gonzales, Melina Brufman, Vanesa Villalba, David Leguizamon, Maria Nieves, Miguel Angel Zotto, and Alejandra Gutty, among others.
As professional dancers, they showcased their talent in some of the most famous Tango houses in Buenos Aires, including La Ventana Tango Show, Señor Tango, Taconeando, Boca Tango, Michelangelo, Piazzolla Tango, and El Viejo Almacén. Since 2007, they have been part of shows such as "Tango, una historia Argentina" touring South Korea, Vale Tango's "Tango Baile" at the Roma de Avellaneda theater in Buenos Aires, and "Tango Feeling" at the Teatro Astral of Buenos Aires.
Their journey extended to sharing the stage with Julio Iglesias on his World Tour, captivating audiences in Miami, Brazil, Uruguay, and Mar del Plata. They also participated in "Tango Seducción" in Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and the Czech Republic, "Tango A Tierra," in Brazil, Russia, Ukraine, China, and the USA, "Tango Buenos Aires" which took them on an extensive tour across the USA, and "Una Noche de Tango" with performances in Italy, Israel, and Argentina.
Since 2018, they have been members of German Cornejo's Dance Company, wowing audiences with the company's productions "Tango Fire" and "Tango After Dark" across the UK, Monaco, Scotland, the USA, and Mexico.
In addition to their performances, Simon and Marilu share their passion for Tango as teachers, conducting workshops and classes in various cities across Argentina, Brazil, Chile, the USA, Italy, and Japan.
Ezequiel & Camila are recognized as one of Buenos Aires best Tango couples. Between touring internationally they have worked in some of the most famous Tango houses in Buenos Aires including Café Tortoni, Esquina Carlos Gardel Show, Tango Porteño, Madero Tango, Café de Los Angelitos, Rojo Tango Faena Hotel and Piazzolla Tango. Since 2008 they have toured Internationally with different Tango companies; Tango Fire (UK/Japan/Australia), Tango Malambo (Greece), Chicago Tango Fest (Chicago), Tango Romance (Japan), Obsesion Tango (Mexico), Corporación Tangos (Russia) and Tanguera (Germany). They were assistant choreographers in Stravaganza Tango Musical in Buenos Aires.
In 2010 they performed in the closing ceremony of the Rugby World Championship staged at Stade de France (Paris). They participated in the documentary Un Tango Más, the history of María Nieves and Juan Carlos Copes.
In 2012 Ezequiel was chosen as a participant of the US reality TV show Que ViVA, created and directed by Jennifer López and Marc Antony, winning a position to perform in the live stage show in Las Vegas.
They were crowned Tango World Champions later in 2015.
Mariano Balois and Micaela Spina are dancers with complete training and vast experience in different disciplines that complement each other.
Mariano started dancing when he was 5. He has studied Argentine Folklore, Latin American dances, tango and acting. He won several prizes at the most important festivals in Argentina, Chile and Brazil. He danced in "Tango Pasion" company, "Tango Fire" company and the National Ballet of Argentina where he performed as soloist. He is currently Dance Captain in "Immortal Tango". Mariano joined the most important casts in several Buenos Aires shows, such as "El Viejo Almacen," "Esquina Carlos Gardel", "Rojo Tango", among others. Currently Mariano is choreographer of the National Ballet of Argentina.
Micaela is graduated in the ISA Teatro Colon of Buenos Aires as Ballet dancer and interpreter. She is choreographer and performer in RASCASUELOS TANGOS VIVOS, presented at World Premiere on November 2 of 2016 in the main hall of Carnegie Hall in NYC.
Currently is Principal dancer of the musical Arrabal directed by the multi- awards Sergio Trujillo and Gustavo Santaolalla. Mariano y Micaela were part of Chantecler Tango, the tango musical, performing a season at the Châtelet Theater in Paris and in Buenos Aires at Teatro Ópera and two seasons at the Teatro Presidente Alvear.
Nicolas and Nair are dancers, teachers, and choreographers with extensive training and experience in Tango.
Nair took her first steps in Tango at 8 years old. She graduated with honors from the Jose Neglia Dance School and trained at ACETA (Academia de Estilos de Tango Argentino), where she received a scholarship. Nair has also perfected her skills as an interpreter at the Mora Godoy Tango School.
Nicolas began dancing at the age of 11. He studied with some of Argentina's most respected teachers and choreographers, and after many years of study, graduated from UNA (National University of Arts). He is currently the resident director and choreographer of the UNA's tango company.
Nicolas and Nair have toured the world performing in shows such as Estampas Porte, Tango Fire, Tango Lovers, Tango Legends, Gotambó, M¡longa by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, and Break the Tango by Germán Cornejo. They have represented their country at various internationally recognized events, including FITUR 2017 at Plaza Mayor (Madrid), and America's Got Talent (Los Angeles).
They have been masters and artists at the CITA Festival in its 2024 edition. Together, they have performed at the most important milongas in Buenos Aires, such as La Viruta, Sunderland, La Baldosa, Porteño y Bailarín, and Grisel, among others.
Juan Malizia Gatti and Manuela Rossi have been dancing together since 2012.
Juan started tango very young, at the age of 14, in his San Nicolas' hometown and later added support from other disciplines such as jazz, ballet, and martial arts.
Manuela was a ballet dancer in her childhood until she turned 19 years old. She graduated as a Professional Ballet Dancer from Argentina's National Ballet School, the Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colon. After that, she made a two-year intensive program at "École Superièure de Danse de Cannes" in France with a UNESCO scholarship.
Both of them started tango with other partners but had many of their principal teachers in common, like Melina Bruffman and Claudio Gonzalez, Sabrina and Ruben Véliz, and Martin Ojeda.
They are renowned dancers, teachers, and choreographers. They have been part of many shows and companies worldwide, such as Cafe de Los Angelitos, Tango Lovers, Tango Legends, Dramatic Tango, and Ayres de Tango.
In 2014 they were part of the world-renowned movie "Our Last Tango", where Juan played the leading role of a young Juan Carlos Copes.
In the same year, they won the World Tango Championship in Buenos Aires in the Stage Tango category. In earlier editions, Juan was sub-champed in 2006, and Manuela in 2009, 2010, and 2011 editions of the Championship.
Since 2015 they spend half of the year on-tour as dancers, teachers, choreographers, and judges of the most prestigious events, festivals, competitions, and tango schools worldwide.
They are Argentine folk and tango dancers, known for their exceptional talent and performances. As members of the "Ballet de Arte Folklórico Argentino," under the direction of maestro Miguel Ángel Saravia, they have showcased their artistry in various countries, including Mexico (2005), Spain (2006), Chile (2008 and 2010), Peru (2009 and 2010), Brazil (2011), and Venezuela (2011).
Their achievements include winning the "Pelando Variación" competition in 2017 and reaching the finals of the World Tango Championship in 2014, 2017, and 2018. They have left an indelible mark on the tango scene in Buenos Aires, gracing renowned venues such as Sabor a Tango, El Viejo Almacén, La Ventana Tango, Gala Tango, Esquina Carlos Gardel, and Tango Porteño. In 2021, their exceptional dance skills earned them an invitation to join "La Casa del Tango" in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Beyond their local success, they performed as guests at the Oktoberfest Festival in 2007 in Villa General Belgrano, Córdoba, Argentina, and the International Music Festival in 2018 in Chengdu, China. Their artistry has graced prestigious theaters and venues worldwide, including Centro Cultural Konex, Luna Park, Buenos Aires Legislature, the Marinsky Theatre in Moscow, Russia, and the Grand Palais in Paris, France.
Since 2019, they have embarked on international tours with German Cornejo's Dance Company.
Lisandro and Noelia are accomplished dancers with extensive training and experience in a variety of dance styles, including Tango, Folklore, Jazz, Ballet, and Contemporary dance.
Noelia is a graduate of the Aida V. Mastrazzi National Dance School and has received specialized training in musical theatre at the Julio Bocca & Ricky Pashkus Foundation, earning a scholarship for her studies. Her impressive career includes performances in some of Buenos Aires' most prestigious theaters, such as the Opera Theater, where she featured in productions like "Los Locos Addhams" and "Chantecler Tango." She has also showcased her talents in productions like "Aladin, Será Genial" at the Gran Rex Theater and "Disney In Concert" at the iconic Colón Theatre. Notably, Noelia contributed to the latest music video "Duele" by the Argentinean pop star Tini Stoesell.
Lisandro's journey in dance began at the age of 11, and he honed his skills under the guidance of renowned teachers and choreographers in Argentina. After years of dedicated study, he graduated from the National University of Arts (UNA) and now holds an academic position as a professor in the Tango course at the UNA.
Since 2015, Noelia and Lisandro have been integral members of German Cornejo's Dance Company, contributing to the success of shows like "Break The Tango," "Tango After Dark," and "Wild Argentina." Their international performances have taken them to cities including London, Paris, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand, and Mexico.
Diego Ramos made his first steps with the help of Pablo Aguirre, who taught him piano lessons during 10 years. He then studied and graduated as an Instrumentalist (Piano) from Escuela de Música Popular de Avellaneda, E.M.P.A, (in English: Avellaneda's Popular Music School) with special orientation in Tango music.
To date, Diego has recorded thirteen albums and has also been part of several projects from many artists and bands, such as Los 7 Delfines, Palo Pandolfo, Einstein, Abasto Tango, Omar Mollo, Otros Aires, Gabriel Yamil, Alejandro Lafleur, Rams-Teri Jazz Duet, Intima, Black Gold Jazz, Marcela Frank, Sebastián Peña, Carniceros, Tangos de la cruz del Sur (M.A.Zotto), etc.
Both national and international audiences have taken delight in Diego's musical talent in: Argentina, the United States, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Luxemburg, Austria, Belgium, Poland, Russia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Serbia, Rumania, Bulgaria, Israel, Lebanon, Canada, Colombia, Brazil, and Uruguay.
He began his studies at the "Manuel de Falla Higher Conservatory of Music". Then, he ventured into tango under the guidance of maestro Rodolfo Mederos with whom, in addition to the bandoneon, he studied tango arrangements and orchestration. Later he took bandoneon lessons with Julio Pane and Carlos Lazzari.
He performed as a bandoneon player in the following tango houses: Complejo Tango, Molliere, el Viejo Almacén (as musical director), Legendario Buenos Aires, Hotel Faena, Pigmalion, Piazzolla Tango, Esquina Carlos Gardel, Esquina Homero Manzi, Gala Tango and Señor Tango.
He was a member of the Rodolfo Mederos Typical Orchestra. He was part of electronic tango groups such as Narcotango, Tanghetto, and Otros Aires, with whom he made several tours in Europe and Latin America.
From April 2007 to April 2010, he was the leading bandoneon player at the "Café de Los Angelitos" tango show in Buenos Aires.
Currently, he is part of Jorge Retamoza's quartet, Daniel Melingo's band, and Otros Aires ensemble. He also plays at the Tango Porteño tango house and continues developing his teaching career of Bandoneón, musical theory, and composition.
Gemma Scalia born in the city of General Roca, Rio Negro, Argentina, graduated from the Patagonia University of Arts where she studied violin under the guidance of Elvira Faseeva and Vitali Bujiashvily (from Russia).
In 2008 she moved to Buenos Aires to continue her studies with Daniel Robuschi and Nicholas Giordano. Gemma studied Tango with violinists Ramiro Gallo, Leonardo Ferreyra and Guillermo Rubino, joining the Orchestra School of Tango Emilio Balcarce under the direction of Maestro Victor Lavallen. She recorded with his orchestra, "Mistonguero" winning the 2014 Gardel Award for Best Tango Instrumental Album.
Gemma has performed in Cátulo Tango, Elvino Vardaro's Orchestra, Camerata Almagro's Tango Orchestra Sans Souci, Agustin Guerrero's Orchestra, Walter "Chino" Laborde and the Federal Tango Orchestra under the direction of Raul Garello and Osvaldo Piro. Emma has participated in numerous recordings and orchestras of traditional and contemporary Tango performing in the most important theaters and festivals in Argentinian Tango.
Tomás Falasca started taking double bass lessons in 2001. In parallel, he also began learning electric bass and music theory with Daniel Naka. In 2003, he specialized his knowledge of bass with Javier Dragun, who continues being his teacher at present. Tomás went on to higher education, to Manuel de la Falla conservatory, where he got his Bachelor in Music degree. He improved his technique with Lucian Ciorata in Spain in 2012. He has been studying composition with Gabriel Senanes for 2 years.
Tomás' central focus is tango genre. He has joined several bands and artist such as Susana Rinaldi, José Colangelo, Amelita Baltar, etc. He has also been playing and delighting audiences at the tango house El Querandí since 2007.
Many national venues have enjoyed this talented artist's performances: Maipo Theater, Astral Theater, Gran Rex Theater, etc. Also, he has participated in Buenos Aires Tango Festival and Justo Daract Festival.
Recently, Tomás has taken his music to international audiences in Canada, Colombia, and Chile.
Benjamín Ciprián was born in Buenos Aires in 1991. From a young age, he studied music and guitar playing with Professor Norberto Baliño, who awoke great interest to discover the secrets of the guitar. Benjamin also learned from Walter Amadeo, who taught him instrumental folk music and tango as well.
Benjamín's talent has been rewarded with important prizes from both local and national competitions and festivals – such as Cosquín Festival and Baradero Festival in Argentina. Indeed, Benjamin has gotten a gold medal twice at Buenos Aires Youth Tournament.
This guitarist has joined a number of well-known shows from singers such as Raúl Lavié, Virginia Luque, Yamila Cafrune, Franco Luciani, Tarragó Ros, Guillermo Fernández, María Garay, Ariel Ardit, María Ofelia, and Juan Carlos Godoy.
In 2014, Ciprián successfully toured Canada together with Tango Legends Company. In the same year, he also participated as a soloist in the Guitar World Festival at National Radio Buenos Aires, Argentina.
At present, Benjamín Ciprián is one of the members of the guitar quartet that accompanies well-known folk singer Yamila Cafrune. He also shares his talent and delights audiences at the famous "Café de los Angelitos" show.
Ovidio studied at Julian Aguirre Conservatory and Manuel De Falla Conservatory, been graduated in the career of classical piano and Argentine Tango and Folklore respectively.
He continued his studies about orchestration and arrangments with Nicolas Ledesma, Diego Pablo Schissi and Fraguela.
His high quality as pianist of both Argentine folklore and tango, has taken him to several of the most recognized scenarios across Argentina: Jesus Maria Festival (Cordoba, 2006-2009), Cosquin Festival (Cordoba, 2005/2008), Chamamé Festival (Corrientes, 2008), Chaya Festival (La Rioja, 2007), among many other important festivals in Argentina.
He was musical director in Tango & Tango Company, Complejo Tango Show, and Balvanera Tango, with whom he toured various cities in China (2013). He joined some of the most important tango shows in Buenos Aires, like Catulo Tango and El Viejo Almacen.
He is pianist and musical arranger for the quintet "Amadores del Tango" and "Matias Rubino Sextet", recording in December 2014 a live album in Café Vinilo released in March 2016.
He is part of POTLATCH, hybrid musical ensemble that mix subgenres like Indie rock, folk experimental, trip hop and jazz.
Jerónimo made his first steps in the world of music with Horacio López and then, with the renowned teacher Chiche Heguer.
Jerónimo has always joined different bands with different musical styles: folk music, pop, funk, and soul (Tía Flor, Bayas –Ecuador-, Astom). He usually replaces Horacio López in drums at Cuartoelemento. Between 1999 and 2002, he was a member of the band Monotributo, together with Rubén "Mono" Izarrualde and Eduardo Pandolfo.
In 2009, Jerónimo joined Laura Kersevan in several performances. Chango Farías Gómez called him to join the Popular Chamber Orchestra Los Amigos del Chango in the same year, where he currently performs as a singer and drummer. The orchestra launched its first album, MCA volume I, in 2012.
In 2011, the well-known producer Juan Carlos Villavicencio invited Jerónimo to record Walt Disney's Robinson Crusoe soundtrack.
At present, Jerónimo is recording the first album of El mondongo de Palermo tango quartet where he performs as a singer.
Jesús Hidalgo, Argentine popular music singer, was born in Bragado, Buenos Aires in 1982. He made his first steps in both shaping his voice and playing the guitar in the company of Jorge Mónaco.
Jesús professional development includes a number of events which are the milestones in his singing career:
1995, 1996, and 1998 respectively: 1st place in the Buenos Aires Young Soloist Tournament. Buenos Aires.
2001: 1st place at Hugo Del Carril National Singing Contest. Buenos Aires. 2003: Singing debut with Walter Ríos' quintet at Constantino de Bragado Theatre.
2004: Presentation of the album Bien Compadre, directed by Emilio Balcarce and accompanied by the orchestra Escuela de Tango at teatro Colón. Buenos Aires. 2005: Extensive tours with renowned Argentine musicians (Raúl Barboza, Walter Ríos, Horacio Castillo, etc.)
2007: Recording of his first soloist album El día después, with the great talent of Walter Ríos.
2008: Special guest, among other famous Argentine singers as Mercedes Sosa, for the recording of Argentine Anthem new version.
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014: Extensive world tour with Tango Fire Dance Company (USA, Turkey, England, China, the Philippines, South Africa, Malaysia, etc.)
Antonela is an actress, singer, and presenter. From a very young age, she studied drama, music, and body language as well. When 21, she contested at La Voz Argentina (in English: The Voice) in Telefé Channel. Her outstanding voice was praised by renowned artists such as José Luis "El Puma" Rodriguez, La Sole, Axel, and Miranda. Antonela got fourth place out of fifty thousand contestants.
At present, Antonela co-hosts the reality TV show Elegidos II in Telefé Channel. She is also launching her first album "El arte de amar" (in English: The Art of Loving).
Antonela's was the closing voice at the play Casi Normales, which was showing for six years and counted with the participation of well-known artists such as Lali Espósito and Valeria Lynch.
German Cornejo, choreographer & lead dancer of Tango Fire- Flames of Desire Smash Hit, is regarded as one of the world's best tango show choreographers and dancers today. Worldwide critics such as The New York Times, Ottawa Citizen, The London Times, and Financial Times among other top newspapers have consolidated him as the current "hot young choreographer" and highlighted the excellence as well as the quality of his work.
German was born in Zárate, Buenos Aires Province on 31 May 1986, and at the early age of 10 he started studying Tango dancing. At 15, he graduated from Gatell Conservatory of Dance with a honorable Master of Tango degree. During the following years, German broadened his skills by studying classical and contemporary ballet, jazz and acrobatic techniques. He then qualified for Master of Choreographic Composition at the National Institute of Arts.
German had the opportunity to be trained by a wide variety of teachers; however, the most important one was Nélida Rodriguez, whom he refers to as his "Artistic Godmother". She was one of the legendary Tango Argentino's first ballerinas and a star who succeeded in Broadway in the 1980s.
Regarding German's awards and acknowledgements, in 2003 he won the "Gold New Talent" prize, and in 2005 the "Competition of Gold Dance" at the well-known primetime TV show "Susana Gimenez". After obtaining his first gold medal 1999, German went on to win a total of seven of these awards at a series of contests for the youth in Buenos Aires Province and more than 20 first place prizes at national level. In 2005, German became World Champion of Tango dancing.
The fact that many of his students have been reaching top positions at the Tango World Championship since 2006 has made German one of the most recognized and requested coaches in Buenos Aires. He has become one of the best tango show instructors.
Gisela Galeassi was born in Carlos Paz, Cordoba, Argentina in 1983. She got engaged to art from a very early age. When she turned 3, she began to study at a ballet school.
Right after graduating as Teacher of Classical and Spanish Dancing at the age of 16, she went to specialize in tango dancing with the guidance of the finest teachers in Argentina.
Gisela has been awarded at national and international level for both classical and tango dancing: Best Artist at the Ibero-American Exhibition of Dance (1999) and Tango World Champion (2003) which consolidated her as tango dancer. In 2004, her outstanding talent took her to the position of "Cultural Ambassador of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires" that led her to represent her country around the world.
Gisela's work has dazzled big audiences at Tango houses in Buenos Aires such as "El Viejo Almacén", "Esquina Homero Manzi", "Cátulo" and the Luxury "Faena Hotel + Universe". She has also performed for celebrities like Kylie Minogue, Sting, John Travolta, Luis Miguel, and others.
Versatility is one more feature that can be assigned to Gisela's artistic professionalism, as it is shown in movies such as "Abrazos" (Argentina), "Mundo Lejano y Maravilloso" (Japan); "12 tangos" (Germany).
At present, Gisela is leading dancer at Tango Fire Company of Buenos Aires which she joined in 2011; also, she is a cast member of Milonga -directed and choreographed by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui-.
Her ongoing professional development has allowed her to show her passion for tango dancing around Europe, Latin America, North America and Oceania.
Sandra is a Performing Arts Producer, Executive Producer of German Cornejo's Dance Company and Senior Producer of Selladoor Worldwide. She has a Dance degree, Business degree and a Master's Degree in Cultural Management. She was recently the recipient of the Clore Leadership Programme, becoming a Cultural Leader in her field. Sandra is deeply interested in international artistic research and innovation and committed to developing the performing arts in a global context.
Gaston Briski is a renowned Sound Designer with extensive experience in the performing arts industry, working on major theatrical productions and live shows across Argentina and internationally.
Diego Ramos serves as the Musical Director of Tango After Dark. As a pianist and musical director, he leads the seven-piece ensemble that brings Piazzolla's passionate music to life, ensuring the show's distinctive sound blends tradition with sophistication.
Charlie Morgan Jones is the Lighting Designer of Tango After Dark. His lighting design creates the sensual, evocative atmosphere that captures the sultry nightlife of Buenos Aires — the neon blue and tungsten yellow palette that evokes the city's nightlife, dramatic shadows, and the magical starlight under which the dancers perform.
Diego Lema
Diego Lema
Federico Paleo, Leo Mason, Charlie Banziris, Solange Acosta, Gustavo Piola, Matias Sanchez de Bustamante
Pablo Tesoriere, Natalia Fernandez, Bagual Films, Fifty Five Productions, Aerovisuales, Matias Sanchez de Bustamante, Marcelo Lupis