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Stage Tango, with its artistic projection and incorporation of acrobatic movements, played a relevant role in spreading Argentine tango worldwide and promoting the tango show industry, becoming a global phenomenon and cultural ambassador for Argentina.
Written by Alejandro Figliolo
Once again, I’m meeting with the H.O. audience to share the third and last part of this series tracing the evolution of tango. This journey started with how tango was conceived back in the s, as a result of immigrants’ longing to voice their inner hopes and dreams, uncertainty, and fears through a rich and diverse blend of cultural representations, such as the African candombe, Andalusian Tango and German bandoneon, among others (Tango: An Inclusive Art). The next part described how tango integrated new components and refined its styles, becoming what it is today with two well-defined styles and stronger than ever (Tango Argentino: Elements and Styles) .
Today, these two prominent styles represent two contrasting positions: being the protagonist - Tango Pista (Salon Tango) - or being the audience - Tango Escenario (Stage Tango). Salon Tango, danced in Milongas (social clubs and ballrooms), is more social and based on pure improvisation, respecting the
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Miguel Angel Zotto, the face of tango
Miguel Angel Zotto was born August 7, in Vicente López , Buenos Aires. He comes from a genuine family &#; tango &#; with popular roots . Grew up listening to tango with his grandfather , who was a dancer, and with his father who was a dancer and actor.
At seventeen he began studying tango with several teachers . In he discovered Rodolfo Dinzel and the latter intensifies his studies. He danced in the &#; milongas &#; of Buenos Aires for six years. In , teaches tango to the &#; University Belgrano &#; in Buenos Aires.
In he gets his first successes as a dancer on the show &#; Jazmines &#; by Ana María Steckelman , performed at the &#;Michelangelo&#; , Teatro Municipal General San Martín and on tour in Venezuela.
In he met Milena Plebs and in they began their career together as a duo of professional tango dancing in the hit Broadway hit &#;Tango Argentino &#; of Segovia and Orezzoli , staying on the show for more than four years traveling across the United States, Canada , Venezuela , Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France and Japan , where they are invited to the Tokyo Music Festival &#;87 . Their tango teachers were Dinzel Rodolfo , Antonio Todaro, Pepito Avellaneda , Juan Carlos Copes , Finished, Petróleo , Virulazo and Elvira . Recite