Tango with Elina Roldán & Julio Mendez - Elina Roldán and Julio Mendez are another of the exciting couples to emerge during tango's modern revival.

Tango with Fernanda Ghi & Guillermo Merlo - Fernanda Ghi and Guillermo Merlo are two of the most dynamic and exciting Argentine tango dancers of the young generation.

Tango with Norberto Ésbréz & Luiza Paes - "El Pulpo" has developed his own unique style, characterized by an uncanny use of the interior spaces created by the legs of a tango duet.

Tango with José Garófalo - José Garófolo is another of the exciting young generation of tango teachers and performers from Buenos Aires. José is particularly known as a teacher.

Osvaldo Zotto & Lorena Ermocida - Two of the best known and most exciting tango performers and teachers anywhere, Lorena Ermocida and Osvaldo Zotto are tango elegance incarnate!

The Puglieses - Esther and Domingo Pugliese are two of the most important milongueros alive today. Pablo Pugliese, their son, is a superb dancer and teacher in his own right. When the Puglieses were offered work in the USA and Mingo was advised not to travel by his doctor, the mother/son duet was born.

Tango and Milonga with Omar Vega - Omar Vega is one of the strongest creative forces in the new tango revival of the last ten years in Buenos Aires. He is known as a salon dancer who creates all of his unique and innovative ideas on the social dance floor.

Tango wtih Eduardo Cappussi & Mariana Flores - These two have a unique and colorful style, characterized by his use of complicated "traspie" style double time rhythms.

Milonga and Waltz with Zoraida & Diego - Zoraida and Diego are members of the young generation of social dancers and teachers who take their inspiration from the milongueros.

Tango with Mariano "Chicho" Frumboli - Chicho is one of the most creative and enthusiastic members of the new school of dancers led by Gustavo Naveira. He is known for his playful, "avant garde" style of dancing tango.

Tango with Luciana Valle & Gabriel Guerberoff - Luciana and Gabriel came together especially to film this video. They are both members of an innovative group of dancers and teachers in Buenos Aires, led by Gustavo Naveira and Fabian Salas, who are evolving new approaches to dancing and teaching the tango.

Advanced Training 1999 Review Series with Gustavo Naveira & Olga Besio - These review tapes record the first Bridge to the Tango Advanced Training with Gustavo Naveira and Olga Besio. They represent the distilled material of 35 hours of class over the course of a week.