Welcome! Santa Fe Tango is a non-profit organization formed to promote, cultivate, and support all aspects of Argentine tango in the Santa Fe area, help provide occasions for social dancing, and foster a congenial dance community.
Who is Santa Fe Tango? The membership of Santa Fe Tango is comprised of Santa Fe tangueros and tangueras and is led by a board of directors elected from the membership.
Want to dance Argentine Tango? Skilled Santa Fe area Teachers offer classes and private lessons for students at every level from beginner to advanced. Contact a Teacher
Want to know more about Argentine Tango? Visit a class, attend a Milonga (public dance) or join SantaFe Tango.
Why years of tango will not make you an advanced dancer and what will
Want to listen to Argentine Tango music? "Corazón Tanguero," a radio program devoted to Argentine Tango, other parts of South America and across the globe, airs the 1st & 3rd Mondays of each month on KUNM
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Be Safe and Stay at home as much as possible
Discovering the music of Lucio Demare-
Demare was a composer and tango orchestra leader in the period of 1938-1950. He composed the great tango Malena. His music is melancholic, romantic and melodic a great combination for intimate dancing. Demare’s singers complemented this style with their soft voice tones. So, here is an overdose of emotional tango music.
No te apures carablanca (1942) singer: Juan Carlos Miranda
Canta Pajarito (1943) singer: Raul Beron
Como se hace un tango (1943) singer:Raul Beron
Oigo tu voz (1943) singer: Raul Beron
Igual que un bandoneon singer: Horacio Quintana
Nos encontramos al pasar (1945) singer: Horacio Quintana
For more information about Santa Fe Tango please contact Fer Robles at roblesf@gwu.edu
Updates on Event Cancellations, Postponments, or Schedule changes are suspended until further notice.
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