Sebastian y Maria

Ripplingly smooth, former world champions Sebastian y Maria glide effortlessly through their delightful tango. Try the giros at 1.32 and 1.45. You know you can do it!

Noelia y Carlitos

Last week, Noelia y Carlitos did it again. In terms of tango, Vienna will never be the same. This performance shows how sharp but expressive both can be, with absolutely no doubts about their meticulous musicality. A delight that deserves a place in the tango Hall of Fame here on Argentine Tango Now.

Cristiano y Andrea

The Argentine tango community is one of the most inclusive, and the historical tradition of men dancing together still persists around the world. Here, with great fun is Cristiano y Andrea dancing in Stockholm on Sunday.

Juan y Nora

I see from my mail box that you want more tango and less vals! Yes, the last few postings have been dominated by vals as I love it so much. But for those who want variety, here is the best 'Canyengue Now' that you could ask for. Juan y Nora have made a career from turning this old form of tango into a modern, accessible dance. Here is one of their best postings -it is defined by both the expression on Nora's face, and their reception from their adoring audience!

Fausto y Stephanie

Milonga Si, Bologna. Keep up with Fausto y Stephanie with their fast vals. It is a sheer delight, and don't their audience appreciate it!

Murat y Michelle

There is one big problem with Murat and Michelle when it comes to posting....where to stop! Here from Ann Arbor, Michigan, the most delightful vals - playful, intriguing and novel. Breaking the embrace normally comes at a cost, but with Murat the lyricism of the dance prevails, and the performance enhanced.

Oscar y Ana

Tender, subtle, and so stylish. Oscar delivers a most sensual performance bringing joy in equal shares to Ana and the audience.

Vanessa y Daniel

Bajofondo fun and sensuality. Such delicate content, such rich connection. Vanessa and Daniel demonstrate how young dancers can capture your heart. Follow it through to the end, then enjoy the reprise with that sumptuous colgada.

Thank you, all of you!

A big 'thank you' to all of the blog readers who have emailed me. It seems that you enjoy watching the videos as much as I enjoy posting them. For those who are nervous about posting a comment - don't worry. Go right ahead. All comments are moderated so nobody will bite your head off! Your comments have two consequences: they add variety and interest to the blog; and they increase the blog visibility on the web. So, go on - post your thoughts. Tell me what you like and what you don't. Even a word or a sentence is fine. Everyone's opinion is of interest.

Michelle y Joachim

You want romance? How smooth and subtle is this? Michelle y Joachim demonstrate fabulous communication, connection, musicality and grace in this performance.

Murat y Michelle

Be prepared to be seduced. Murat y Michelle do it again. Another stunning performance, this time, this month in Indiana. And Di Sarli's 'Quien sino tu' just to top off the deal!

Javier y Virginia

Whilst you need an eagle-eye for the detail, this great clip shows perfectly the energy and style of Javier y Virgina. It also demonstrates the reason many tangueros head for Sunderland when visiting Buenos Aires. Sunderland has an atmosphere all of its own, frequently described as unique amongst milongas.

Juan y Carrara

A little glimpse of intimacy. Juan y Carrara are dancing here at Negracha in London - a dance that is so peaceful and graceful. No need for tricks...just simple, pure tango.

Chico y Juana

As ever at the edge of somewhere you probably have not been before, Chicho y Juana still demonstrate pure, essential tango. Honest but imaginative, challenging but reassuring, edgy but consummate. Watch at least twice and you will grow to love it.

Varo y Naomi

Was it planned? Varo and Naomi dance vals....or is it tango? Guys, this is how to walk - girls, this is how to follow. Something for everyone, and lots for the lucky audience at Alpine Milonga.

Fernando y Leonel

New and challenging - Fernando y Leonel take Argentine tango to a new venue, and a different level. Here, within a personal conflict, tango is used as it always has been - to display and resolve innermost feelings.

Yanina y Neri

Smart, sharp - and don't the Oxford audience love them. Well, wisely - Yanina y Neri are two rising stars who dance with both precision and deep connection. Here they show us why we love Argentine tango.

Mariel y Gonzalo

Since their days as Assistant Directors at DNI, Mariel y Gonzalo have gone on from strength to strength. Here they are teaching in Kassel. Their smooth, economical tango is superb, their connection a joy.

Roberto y Jesica

A rare glimpse into a moment of intimacy. Roberto y Jesica dance a silky smooth tango, and capture our hearts.

Osvaldo y Coca

For many years, Osvaldo y Coca have been showing us how to dance vals. They have a new, vibrant following of young energetic tangueros. Watch them here at La Viruta and see what still makes them the special act to follow.