The original form of tango dance from the 1900s. A primitive, lost form of tango today. Performed in vintage era costumes, shoes, hair and makeup with authentic posture and steps.

The beautiful, stylized tango from the height of the tango craze of 1913 in Europe. After many years of studying old photographs, Parisian dance manuals, and talking with historians, this couple has recreated not only an authentic dance from the time period but the authentic clothing as well. Not to be missed!

Dance style from the neighborhood clubs most popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Characterized for its extremely fast, complicated, and playfully creative figures. A lost dance style today, this couple is one of the only dancers in the world who still teaches it and regularly performs it based on  many years of research.

The time-honored tradition of the practice between men, which was the base of all the best dancers during the Golden Age of Tango (1950s). It was from these practice sessions that tango danced emerged.

Classic, elegant, timeless! Compas, elegancia, y cadencia. A walked tango danced during the 1940s and 1950s. Steps from the finest salon dancers such as Fino and Maria Teresa, Sancinella, Portalea, and others are reproduced, respecting the original style, elegance, and energy of the dance.

A creative form of tango demonstration invented by the milonguero dancers of the 1950s and 1960s. Characterized for it's high level of creativity, changes of dance positions, and many, many figures. It is rarely danced in it's authentic form today, but this couple preserves the roots of this exciting dance and dances it with full historical detail.

Tango Argentino was the show that opened the world's eyes to tango in the 1980s. With a cast of the best dancers, singers and musicians, the show had  a very special look, lighting, makeup and costumes. The spectacular dance style from the most important tango show ever danced in original costumes and hair and makeup from the show!

In the history of tango there have been many important teachers and maestros. None have been as influential as Antonio Todaro and Raúl Bravo. Both were the teachers of the best of the young generation of tango dancers from the 1980s. Their's was a dance full of energy, creativity, and expression.

An extremely creative form of tango danced in shadow position. Created in the 60's, danced by Arturito and popularized by Antonio Todaro. Antón is a world-recognized expert of this style. Sergio Segura Productions has produced a teaching DVD about this unique form of dancing tango and it is the only one in existence in the world.

This was a creative way of practicing and creating tango steps used by a number of men in the 1940s and 1950s. In the past in Argentina, practicing with a woman was not very common and quite difficult due to the social etiquette of the times. Therefore, alternative methods had to be used. The men used to practice with sticks, brooms and even pool cues imitating the woman's legs!

Antón is one of the few in the world who practices this form of dance and he has taken it to an art form!