El tango — UNESCO heritage film
An official introduction to tango as shared cultural heritage of Argentina and Uruguay.
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Trace tango’s history across the Río de la Plata, then hear from the people who live it. Start with these official films and trailers.
An official introduction to tango as shared cultural heritage of Argentina and Uruguay.
Chan Park explores the social world of Buenos Aires tango through music, the embrace, milonga customs and everyday relationships.
María Nieves Rego and Juan Carlos Copes recount the partnership that shaped their stage careers.
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