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Try ClipsTango is passed on in the embrace. Every dancer here learned from someone, who learned from someone else: pick anyone and trace the line back through their teachers, and forward to the dancers they taught.
Cristian Correa has no teacher named in the Record yet. A gap to fill, not a dead end.
1934–2026
b. 1936
b. 1950
b. 1952
b. 1956
b. 1957
b. 1958
b. 1960
b. 1961
b. 1963
b. 1963
b. 1965
1965–2019
b. 1970
b. 1970
b. 1972
b. 1976
b. 1981
d. 2024
b. 1984
Tango is born in the 1880s in the arrabales and conventillos of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, danced with cortes and quebradas. By 1913 it is the rage of Paris, and dancers like El Cachafaz carry it onto stages and into salons.
3 with a Record · 0 named in links
From 1935 the big orchestras of D’Arienzo, Di Sarli, Troilo and Pugliese play every weekend. Young men learn in all-male prácticas before facing the club milongas of Villa Urquiza, Devoto and the centre.
10 with a Record · 3 named in links
After 1955 the dance fades: rock and roll arrives, the orchestras shrink, and the 1976–83 dictatorship makes gatherings risky. A few kept dancing in downtown confiterías; when the world came asking, they became the teachers.
30 with a Record · 40 named in links
The 1983 Paris show Tango Argentino puts tango dance back on the world stage. In Buenos Aires, the research groups of the 1990s take the dance apart and rebuild it, and tango nuevo follows.
57 with a Record · 104 named in links
The Mundial de Tango, first held in Buenos Aires in 2003, crowns salón and stage champions every year; festivals on every continent spread each couple’s way of dancing worldwide.
86 with a Record · 63 named in links
People whose Record gives no generation and no year of birth yet. They keep their place in the tree, and move to their row once a Source dates them.
5 with a Record · 46 named in links
