Tango First Century News

 
Music lovers enjoy Tango at PNCA
The News International
The embassy of the Argentine Republic in collaboration with the Pakistan National Council of the arts (PNCA) under the aegis of the Ministry of National Heritage and Integration (NHI) organised a concert of Tango music, which was attended by a large ...

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Tucson Weekly
FOREVER TANGO With Anna Trebunskaya Comes to the Van Wezel, 2/9
Broadway World
The show features world-class tango dancers, a vocalist and an on-stage orchestra (including the instrument of the tango, the bandoneon) in an evening that celebrates the story of the birth of the tango in 19 th century Argentina where thousands of men ...
Steamy StepsTucson Weekly

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New York Daily News
Oh, l' amore! The world's most romantic cities
New York Daily News
... surpasses Buenos Aires's tango clubs and cutting-edge restaurants. Visitors can stay in the Palermo Soho neighborhood at 1555 Malabia House, which was originally built as a 19th-century convent and is now considered Argentina's first designer B&B.

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First Drafts – review
The Guardian
With Montaño, it takes one to tango. i lean & bob is a blink-and-you-miss-it slice of silent-filmic slapstick by Thomas Whitehead. Sian Murphy's the babe, Ryoichi Hirano's the goofball pursuer, and together they're hilarious. Who knew?


 
On the bright side
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Global Views at World Market Center Las Vegas showcased Pantone's color of the Year, Tangerine Tango, during the winter market. Among the orange accents offered is this clear, red and orange spiral flat plate, shown along with the Goddess of the Sea ...

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Financial Times
Midnight Tango, Aldwych Theatre, London
Financial Times
Its theme, as with every tango since the craze first swept through Argentina and into Europe a century ago, is that physical charge that fires the dancing and the relationship between besuited men, outfitted with fedora and undoubtedly caddish shoes, ...

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Telegraph.co.uk
South America: On Uruguay's unexplored riviera
Telegraph.co.uk
It was eight o'clock on a February night at JFK airport, and we were about to begin the first leg of our trip to Uruguay (10 hours to Buenos Aires from New York, where we live, one day's stopover, and then another flight across the border to the ...

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