This beautiful and bewitching dance called Argentine Tango was born around el Rio de la Plata, a river that separates Buenos Aires Argentina from Montevideo Uruguay, near 1870. It was first a common's people folkloric and popular dance used by the "Porteños" (european emigrants mostly from Italia) and the "Gauchos" (natives from the Pampa, Argentina).

The Tango evolved from the urban streets and brothels to bars, restaurants, milongas (specific place for Tango dancing) as well as on the greatest performing stages of the world.

The Tangueros (dancers) magnificently improved their wonderful dance from a generation to the rising ones by keeping the roots, the feelings and the instincts to make of this ad-libbing combination of distinguished motions, a key to its captivating story.

Created by some genius musicians and always an endless source of inspiration, the Argentine Tango is an attraction encounter where a glamorous passion between two beings draws a precious painting on the floor.