“Arrabal” refers to Buenos Aires’ working-class slums, the birthplace of tango. These neighborhoods infused the dance with raw, authentic emotion, blending diverse cultures into its passionate, melancholic essence.

Carlos Estévez (1932-2015), known as “El Viejo Maestro,” revolutionized Argentine tango with his unique style and dedicated teaching, leaving an enduring legacy in the world of tango dance and music.