Born in Buenos Aires in 1987 Corina Herrera began to dance as a child, in her adolescence she already toured the Buenos Aires milongas having the fortune of having been able to embrace and learn from those who were great milongueros in the history of tango such as Carlos Gavito, el Chino Perico , Pupi Castiello, Tete Rusconi, Omar Vega among others. She has also trained with masters of the last time, who have opened the doors to this wonderful tango world. Julio Balmaceda and Corina de la Rosa; Fernando Galera and Vilma Vega; Mariano Chicho Frumboli have been his references among many other teachers with whom he has studied. She has been teaching for fourteen years, with the luck of having been able to visit different provinces of Argentina (Rosario, Mendoza, San Martin de los Andes, Bariloche) and countries such as Uruguay, Colombia, Chile, the United States and many others. Europe sharing its knowledge.

Dana Frigoli is a multifaceted artist, dancer, actress, director. She created DNI Tango in January / 2005, Escuela y Compañía. Creator of TTC (Tango conceptual technology), a unique technique that trained many professionals who are now referents of tango. Winner of two Argentores awards for the best choreographic creation in the Theater category for "La Musa del capricho" and "DOS... lo que se disuelve". Member of the Youth Group of the National Tango Academy and an artist with a comprehensive training, he consolidated his career in various top-level companies. She was part of the shows: "Tanguera", "Tango Love and Sex", "Reliquias Porteñas", "Malevo Evolution-Tango (Electronic Tango) "," Tango Fatal "," Postales de Tango "; in which she participated in the choreographic design and, in the latter, her authorship in an integral way. Founding member of Platea (Current Stage Tango Platform). Curious, restless and profound, she takes risks in each of her projects.

She began her dance training with a career as a classical dancer at the age of 9, in the city of Villa Carlos Paz where she studied until the fifth year. In 2007, she entered the Jazz Eugenia Calamita dance studio, where she continued her studies until 2012, participating in top-class competitions and improving herself in seminars and classes. In 2009 she opened new doors towards Tango, she took her first classes with his parents Hugo Aragón and Adriana Diani, and she continues to perfect herself with various teachers of the environment in Buenos Aires. She worked as a Jazz dance teacher since 2010. Within her studies we can also highlight other disciplines such as Folklore, Salsa and Contemporary. Since 2009 its objectives have focused on professionalization purely and exclusively in Tango, nurturing its dance with important figures such as: Milena Plebs, Virginia Pandolfi, Los Dinzel, María Inés Bogado and Sebastián Jiménez, Daniel Nacucchio and Cristina Sosa, Osvaldo and Coca , among others.

She developed her studies in classical dance at the José Neglia School, and with teachers such as Lidia Segni and Silvia Basilis. At age 19, she began working in Japan as a teacher and dancer. She worked in Casas de Tango such as: La Ventana, Piazzolla Tango, Homero Manzi and Boca Tango. She was the 2002 Baradero tango champion and later was a jury. She traveled the world for 4 years with the Forever Tango company and was a choreographic assistant for it. Vanesa Villalba and Facundo Piñero have participated in the Buenos Aires TANGO festival with their work DESENCUENTRO. They were juries of the Tango World Cup in different branches. They also participate in numerous Festivals as teachers and choreographers in different countries, such as Italy, Greece, Korea, the United States, Japan, Turkey, Russia.

With a classical and contemporary background, she began her studies in Dance at the age of 5. At 23 she discovered tango, and since then she learned from various renowned masters who marked her style. Moira Castellano is one of the current dancers who best reflects the link between the language of dance and traditional tango. She lived in Paris from 2000-2006, has a vast career as a dancer and choreographer. She has participated in numerous companies and shows in various countries in Europe, America, and Asia, playing a leading role in the rise and teaching of tango.

Noelia is a dancer with an unusual quality of movements. Her dancing, fast and sensitive, modulates the energies of the dancer and the dance music merging them into a soft and smooth aura. The hardness of each tango is softened to the extent that the couple seems to be dancing in the air and not on the ground. Her training as a traditional tango dancer anchors her style to the true tradition of the uncompromising ballroom, but with her softness she defeats its rigidity.

Dancer, choreographer, she began her Tango training in the early 90s, with very prominent representatives of the genre such as A. Todaro, P. Avellaneda, G. Naveira, and famous "maestros milongueros". Since that time, he has toured festivals and stages in numerous countries and has taught almost permanently in Lyon, France, together with his partner Esteban Moreno, for the last 20 years. His dance is elegant and delicate with a solid imprint of the Salon Tango style and with the creativity and richness of other forms of the evolution of tango.

His dance training began at the age of 9, with the help of classical dance, which he developed for the next 9 years. In 2001 he began the path of tango, first delving into stage tango and after a few years, ballroom tango. She won the 2008 Buenos Aires Metropolitan Championship in the tango and milonga category, and in the same year she became World Champion together with her partner. Her joyful, spontaneous and unique dance speaks of her personality. Her technique classes are some of the most innovative, and creativity, both in the way she moves and in the lessons she teaches, is one of her characteristic abilities.