Press Mentions

Starry Night Tango was an outstanding success that exceeded all expectations. Featuring 17 couples and a full house, the event stood out for its innovative format: for the first time, students and teachers shared the spotlight as co-protagonists, celebrating the journey of artistic growth. This cultural initiative marks a significant milestone in promoting Argentine tango in the United States.

Al Rojo News is a digital platform dedicated to the Latin American community in New York. The publication highlights cultural, artistic, and social events that celebrate heritage, tradition, and community identity.

This interview was conducted by Alberto Mora, host of the radio program “Cosas Posibles”. The show highlights cultural, educational, and social initiatives that promote positive values and meaningful contributions to society.

In this episode, Martin Almiron talks about Starry Night Tango, exploring its artistic vision, cultural impact, and the spirit of tango that inspires the event.

Al Rojo News highlights cultural, artistic, and social events that celebrate heritage, tradition, and community identity. Its Entertainment section offers thoughtful insights into projects that elevate music, dance, and the arts.

This article featured Starry Night Tango as part of its coverage, promoting the event and its mission to bring Argentine tango to a wider audience in New York City.

This interview was featured on Portal UNO Argentina, a respected digital platform dedicated to cultural journalism, highlighting stories and individuals who represent Argentine identity, heritage, and global influence.

In this feature, Martín Almirón introduces Starry Night Tango, an event created to celebrate tango’s artistic diversity by offering space for maestros and their students from around the world to perform in an authentic social dance setting in Manhattan.

In the article, Martin Almiron shared details about Starry Night Tango. A night dedicated to honoring our cultural heritage, showcasing the artistic growth of our students, and strengthening the bond between generations of dancers.