The couple as performers

Alejandro and Rosalia began their career together as the choreographic directors and official dancers

for “El Arrabal”, the main tango venue in Cordoba, Argentina’s second largest city. There they created 

the “Ballet Tango Nuestro” [Our Tango Ballet], which earned them first prize for the premier National 

Tango Contest of Argentinian Universities. There they were chosen as the official dancers for the best 

orchestras of the province of Cordoba: Orquesta del Maestro Jorge Arduh, Nuevo Quinteto Tango, and 

Orquesta Remembranzas. Recognition of their skills as dancers was not limited to their home province, 

and in fact followed them around the country:  The couple represented the province of Córdoba in the 

“1st Festival Patagónico Internacional de Tango” in San Carlos de Bariloche where they performed 

together with Adriana Varela, Maria Graña, Orquesta El Arranque and others. In the province of La Rioja 

they performed an homage to the President of Argentina, Carlos Saúl Menem.. In 2004 they were selected 

to dance with the Mora Godoy dance company of Buenos Aires and performed in the critically-aclaimed 

“Tanguera,” the renowned musical directed by Mora Godoy. In 2005 they were hired for the show 

“Sabor a Tango” and become the oficial dance couple for the famous“Esquina Homero Manzi” on the corner 

of San Juan and Boedo. In March 2006, they were sent to Spain as the sole representatives of Argentina 

in the 18 Festival de Tango in Granada. There they were joined by artists such as Horacio Ferrer, Leo 

Sujatovich and the singer Estrella Morente. During the same trip they participated in the 3rd Festival 

Internacional de Tango en Almería, Spain  and the 2nd Festival de Tango in La Ciudad de Sagunto, also 

in Spain, again performing on the same stage with such artists as Horacio Ferrer, Susana Rinaldi and 

Leo Sujatovich. In April 2006 Rosalía and Alejandro traveled to México City to participate with the 

singer Javier Calamaro in the Festival Cultural Zacatecas 2006. In the Dominican Republic they 

inaugurated the Argentine pavillion during the IX Feria Internacional del Libro in the city of Santo 

Domingo during the year that Argentina was the honored country. Since 2006 these tango stars have 

been the official dancers for the prestigious Abasto Plaza Hotel, and continue to perform on several 

stages in Buenos Aires, throughout Argentina, and all over the world.  Most recently they’ve been 

selected for a tour of Korea.