Mariano Chicho Frumboli and Juana Sepulveda

Mariano Frumboli, also known as Chicho, has played the main role in the creative evolution of tango in the last 10 years. It is undoubtly thanks to his extensive artistic background that Chicho was capable of seeing in tango more than a dance prefixed by strong popular believes. His musical background allowed him to relate to music differently than his predecesors, he created a unique complicity with the music, a relationship that no other dancer before has been able to stablish and that was inspirational for the new generation of tango dancers.

Chicho’s theatrical background influenced the tango dance also by adding to the dance aesthetics and forms never used before in tango, and that went directly against the well known rules or matters of the past social tango dance but that today are used among professionals and amaterus all around the world.

Chicho's work has been one of the biggest gifts that an artist could have given to any art form: the continuous inquirement, the research, the quest for originality, and full hearted creativity.

Chicho's main project right now, alongside with Sebastian Arce and Mariana Montes, is working on putting together a very original show titled EXODOtangueado, to be presented in Europe and Asia, starting in November 2007.

Juana Sepulveda, is one of the youngest recent born stars in the tango sky, she spans the entire range of expression from an innovative subtlety to a stunning manifestation of power in every movement, always matched by her unswerving musicality and pure sensuality.