[ sourced from various published biographies]. Bruno grew up in the barrio of Villa Ortuzar (Buenos Aires). His family were singers and musicians, and it was through his musician father that tango entered is life.  "First, I became a student of tango, then a milonguero, and finally a dancer and teacher, and I consider it to be of vital importance to practice and evolve each of those four facets of my dance.  As tango is such a complex and fascinating language, one always discovers something new, ....

Following study in formal dance, Rocio began her professional career at DNI Tango, where she remained for 7 years.  She has trained with leading tango teachers and performers, as well as pursuing training in contemporary dance and hip hop. Today Rocio and Bruno feature at many international festivals in the Americas, Europe and Asia. They have been described as "inspirational", "playfull" "creative" and "fun". Check out this short video explaining their tango philosophy. I particularly like the comment " a teaching and learning path where individual dance is as important as dancing as a couple".  Here is a recent example of their many performances.

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In addition to teaching/mentoring and performing at the Festival, Rocio and Bruno are available for private lessons. See Program page for details.