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Inside "Tango Argentino"

​Tango Argentino was the groundbreaking show that led to the renaissance of interest in Argentine Tango. It premiered in Paris, then conquered Broadway and, later, toured the whole world. It had enormous cultural influence on the understanding of tango history, music and dance, fashion, hair and makeup. After 7 years of research and writing, tango historian Antón Gazenbeek presents his in-depth book on the history of the show Tango Argentino. The book includes never before seen backstage photographs, memorabilia from the show and fascinating inside stories taken directly from personal interviews with all the surviving cast members. The book has an intimate narration that allows you to be a part of the show’s creation, its backstage dramas and onstage triumphs. (Published December 2013)

The Maestros of Argentine Tango

German Edition by Susanne Mühlhaus (Author)

The concentrated "wisdom" of the Tango Maestros in 80 pages. In this unique new series, Susanne Mühlhaus profiles the Maestros of Argentine Tango: Gustavo Naveira & Giselle Anne – the world's most renowned tango teachers and others. This book traces the development of these Maestros, how the tango teaching couples met, explains their teaching philosophy and methodology, and presents their thoughts on tango and how they view tango in different countries. The biographies and perspectives of the Argentine tango teachers are engaging, entertaining, and enlightening. The author's photographs highlight the Maestros' personalities and approaches (published July 2016)

"Elle" Magazine

"Bal de la Rose" Monaco 

April 16, 1995

show with Mosallini Orquestra

With the collaboration of Alfredo Arias. Ambiance of an Argentine cabaret "Monte-Carlo Buenos- Aires".