Emociones
Modern Tango Art
Loneliness
DIANA finds herself in an emotionally confusing landscape where LONELINESS seems like an impenetrable wall that separates her being from the surrounding world.
It is difficult to describe the feelings; only we know what it means to be overwhelmed by LONELINES.
At this moment, DIANA tries desperately to communicate with her surroundings, but it is practically impossible for her.
All she achieves is to imagine how she would like it to be, and she dreams of dancing in a world almost cut off from emotions.
Violence
VALERIA is trapped in a nightmare of violence, an invisible cell that mercilessly locks her in.
Her desperation to escape this imprisonment becomes unbearable. In her desperate quest for rescue, VALERIA finds a glimmer of hope in a group of women.
With courage and determination, she joins them to wage a desperate battle for their freedom.
United in their determination, they fight with all their strength to the end, defying fate and demanding their right to a life without fear.
Joy
After a long journey, MARIANO returns to his family circle and is welcomed, as usual, with JOY and affection.
But the arrival of a suitor, a painter-artist with the intention of conquering the youngest and most beautiful member of the family, arouses a mixture of emotions among the family members.
In the end, the seemingly unbridgeable conflict is resolved in an unexpected and revealing way, and it becomes clear that love and passion can take unexpected and astonishing forms.
Passion
ROMINA is trapped in the chains of a society that rejects her desire to love without limits. But in the midst of oppression, she finds an inner strength that enables her to face all the obstacles that stand in her way. Love, desire and eroticism are much more than simple words for ROMINA. Each step in her struggle to break through the imposed barriers becomes a challenging dance in which the movements of her body reflect the intensity of her emotions. Each movement creates goosebumps and makes the heart beat faster as she immerses herself in the pleasure of loving without limitations.
Más Tango
The Más Tango orchestra was born from the meeting of a singer and three musicians in Paris: Yolanda Fresedo (singer), Daniel Campos (piano), Serge Amico (bandoneon) and Michael Gneist (violin). Later, Daniel Arbós (bandoneon) joined. Their shared passion: the tango, its wild rhythm and its yearning melody. In the course of their work together, they have put together a repertoire full of contrasts and interpret both traditional versions and their own arrangements and adaptations.
This balance of innovation and authenticity is the strength of their ensemble, which is led by Yolanda Fresedo, the granddaughter of Osvaldo Fresedo, a composer who is one of the greats who have shaped the history of tango.