Fantastic! Magnificent! Bravo!!

Yes, these are Javier and Geraldine. Vincent and Flavia are two dancers who claim to be world champions of Argentinean Tango. If you follow the link under the video you'll see.

this is real tango :)

arrasarammmmmmmmm

yep! =)

vedi commento precendente... =) cmq...non è per plagio, ma per sfottò a chi pontificava sulla magnificenza di Vincent e Flavia (che io ho scoperto su youtube, ma di cui comunque non sentivo particolarmente la mancanza). Come ho risposto a robertangoblivion ero talmente indispettita che ho dovuto pubblicare un video di Geraldine e Javier, così per bilanciare le cose =)

yes, I too prefer when it's simply a dance without choreographies and stuff =)

Ora abbiamo capito!

@VeroniqueMagnifique mmm si mi vista no me engaña son Javier y Geraldine, considero que Vincent y Flavia tambien son muy buenos pero tienen otro estilo. Hay muchos pasos que son tipicos de Javier y Geraldine en este video y no veo el estilo de Vinvent y Flavia aqui. Saludos

questo video è stato postato (anzi, ripostato) dal mio canale per rispondere a una ridicola polemica sulla bravura (???) di questi Vincent & Flavia... ero talmente infastidita che mi sono sentita di rispondere a tono =P

are you talking with the Geraldine/Javier "supporter" or the Vincent/Flavia ones?

The style is not the so called milonguero style, it is far closer to Villa Urquiza or the Tango Salon, category of the world championship in Buenos Aires.

no worries..lol =)

I don't think I understand the 'a little bit technical' and 'ridiculous expression' bit. I mean, I watched it again to check, but they're just smiling the whole dance. As for the technical, I don't know, of course they've got an excellent technique, but there's more than that in their dance I think, more feeling.

Javier Rodriguez e Geraldine Rojas. Vincent e Flavia????????????????????

Conste que a mí me encantan Javier Rodríguez con quien quiera que baile (Geraldine o Andrea), pero en las variaciones querer llegar tan al límite no hace bien a su baile...

It is sad to me that because so many non tango dancers have created dances out of ignorance that have come to be called Tango that we must put the word "Argentine" in front of Tango to differentiate it from the impostors. If one had to put the word "American" in front of Blues music to differentiate it from types of music that are clearly different, but with maybe a few badly played "blues licks" thrown in to make it appear authentic, it would be the same sort of cultural arrogance at work.

If I want to watch technical perfection, I would go watching a ballet performance, not show tango. Just because one moves perfectly to tango music doesn't mean one dances tango.

Richer? How do you know? What other dances are you referring to?? And you don't think the Tango waltz is influenced by...the Waltz?! True, Argentine tango socially is an exchange between 2 people. But on a stage, You dance FOR other people. So why do you knock down dances that exteriorise these feeling through flexibility, technique and athletic training ? "...ballroom imitates the effect.." So you are truly depressed and nostalgic?! It seems to me you dance the tango but you are not a dancer.