[Tango-A] Tango Photograph Exhibition at World Tango Festival

[sergio segura]

We have the pleasure to invite you to the photograph exhibition "From Paris to Calle Corrientes"
   
  Exhibition: From October 8th to 31th, 2006
Place: Hotel Regente Palace - Suipacha 964
  Buenos Aires - Argentina
   
  Grand Opening: October 8th, 7pm PUNCTUAL
Dance by: Antón Gazenbeek & Natalie Laruccia
  Hotel Regente Palace Lobby
  About the exhibition:
  
This is a homage to two very important moments in the history of tango dance: Tango in Paris in the 1920's and "Tango Argentino" Show in 1983. After being danced in Paris by the high class, tango was finally fully accepted by the Argentinean society. In the second case, after the decadence of tango in the 60's and 70's, tango was revived by Claudio Segovia and Hector Orezzolli through the show "Tango Argentino", and because of that, we all are dancing tango today. It is also because of this success that tango has arrived to the theatres of Calle Corrientes .
   
  About the Photographer:
  
Sergio Segura has photographed many young, professional tango dancers in Buenos Aires, being one of the first in Argentina who works with digital photography. Sergio Segura is the producer of many argentine tango events around the world. He is the creator of "The Argentine Tango Cultural Tour" and producer of the show "The Anthropology of Tango Dance: a Multimedia History Presentation", created by Antón Gazenbeek. He also produces tango teaching DVDs and documentary films related with tango.
   
  Sponsored by www.tangotravelercard.com and Imaginario Tanguero
   
  For more information please visit:
  http://www.sergioseguraproductions.com/h_regente_exhibition_eng.htm


        Sergio Segura
  Artist representative & Argentine cultural event producer
  www.sergioseguraproductions.com
   





 		
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