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Aug 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Michelle Edgar

    From the Dance Floor to Entrepreneurship: The Tango Power Couple Bringing Golden-Age Buenos Aires Into the Future (opens the original)

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    Through Cristal Tango Shoes and Tiempos Porteños, dancer and entrepreneur Magdalena Valdez, together with her artistic partner, Guilherme Monteiro Borges, is translating tango’s enduring values into a vision for its next generation. BUENOS AIRES — Walking through the doors of Salón La Argentina is already an encounter with another Buenos Aires. Built in 1902, the historic hall has hosted milongas since the 1930s. Carlos Gardel sang there. During the 1940s, Osvaldo Pugliese and his orchestra play

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Michelle Edgar

    Keeping Tango Alive Means Letting It Change: Ollantay Rojas on the Past, Present and Future of the Dance (opens the original)

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    From curating tango programming at Casa de la Cultura to organising a tribute to Tango Argentino creator Claudio Segovia at the Buenos Aires Legislature, choreographer Ollantay Rojas is preserving tango’s legacy while challenging the conventions that may be holding back its future. BUENOS AIRES — Ollantay Rojas is spending this year’s tango season occupying an unusual position: somewhere between guardian and disruptor. At Casa de la Cultura, he is curating tango programming during the period sur

  3. Article · Aug 22, 2026 · Michelle Edgar

    The Man in Black Opens His Archive: Pablo Ramírez on Memory, Tango and Buenos Aires (opens the original)

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    In Archivo Ramírez, more than 700 previously unpublished images reveal the private processes behind one of Argentina’s most distinctive designers — and the city, music and memories that shaped his visual language. BUENOS AIRES — Pablo Ramírez has spent more than 25 years building one of Argentina’s most recognizable design languages. It is a world of black and white, disciplined lines and controlled sensuality, clothing that seems restrained until the body moves and reveals a flash of skin, a wh

  4. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Michelle Edgar

    From Buenos Aires to Seoul and Back: Tango BA Expands Its Global Reach (opens the original)

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    More than 800 couples, dancers arriving through an expanding international competition circuit, and a new generation placed alongside tango’s living masters: the 2026 Tango BA Festival y Mundial is positioning the Argentine capital not simply as the birthplace of tango, but as the centre of an increasingly global culture. Buenos Aires City Culture Minister Gabriela Ricardes and Tango BA artistic director Gustavo Mozzi unveiled the vision for this year’s festival at Teatro Colón this week before

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