About me

Dancing Tango has been a part of my life since childhood. It began in the kitchen with my mom in rural Argentina, then progressed to classes, prácticas, and social dancing in milongas—first in La Plata, then Buenos Aires, and eventually around the world. I later performed in milongas, theaters, TV shows, documentaries, and toured internationally. Dance has been a fundamental part of my life and personal growth.

I studied tango and choreography with two of the most renowned and respected Tango maestros in the world, Carlos and Rosa Pérez, who gave me a deep understanding of the roots of tango and its secrets, as well as how to balance tradition and innovation in the art.

I have created several tango choreographies, the most recent being for a feature film called The Vegas, an Argentine/Canadian co-production filmed in Buenos Aires.

For over ten years, I have taught tango classes in Buenos Aires with my partner, Alison Murray, as well as other guest dancers.

The intellectual aspects of tango—exploring its historical, socio-political influences, and cultural/social context—are central to my teaching approach.

I dance and teach a modern style of Tango that blends tradition with avant-garde developments, such as the incorporation of feminist ideas and gender inclusivity. Recently, I have begun integrating digital technologies into my teaching practice.