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Tango Tips by the Maestros

40 judges of the mundial de tango, world tango champions (including Bruna and Julian, the 2023 champions!!!) and experienced maestros came together to create one tango book.

Available in English, Spanish, Italian.

Find it here.

The winners of the Senior category of the mundial de tango are Sergio Decrin y Sandra Leal.

World Tango Salon Champions 2023:

Suyay Quiroha y Jhonny Carvajal

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