Bio Lucrecio Robledo
Dancer and queer tango teacher in Córdoba, AR
Interested in the process of teaching (and learning at the same time), I looked for structures and places where I could give tango classes. So since 2012, I’ve been teaching tango. I’m constantly learning, everything interests me: choreography, the improvised milonguero style, creating…
I can say that I know tango from many angles and it continues to fascinate me. I discovered Queer Tango ( where roles are not predefined) in Buenos Aires and opened a tango practice on this theme in Córdoba in 2013.
Each group of students is different (I’ve been teaching at university since 2015) and I never stop learning through my students, both professionally and personally. I’m very interested in movement as communication with the other.

Bio Vincent Hodin
Dancer and queer tango teacher in Paris, Fr
I discovered Argentine tango in 2013 during a trip to Argentina. After my first class, after my first milonga, I knew that something had grabbed me and that nothing would ever be the same again! So I began training in a tango studio
Five hours a day for eight months. I traveled from Buenos Aires to Córdoba to learn from Lucrecio Robledo and others. I was quickly attracted by the change of role. Of roles. Now I’m a leader and a follower, and I love being able to dance both roles. It’s very rich and refines my understanding of each role.

Bio Vincent & Lucre
Same sex dancers teaching and performing, on Tour www.instagram.com/lucre.vincent.tango
Vincent and Lucrecio met each other in 2013, in Buenos Aires. They evolved into the queer tango community in Argentina, (Buenos Aires and Córdoba) for several years and Vincent got back to France in 2015. In Summer 2016, they created a collaboration and Tango Tour in Europe for the 1st time. Since 2022, Lucrecio travels every year to continue this collaboration of very closed friends. They celebrate 10 years of friendship dancing and teaching happily together.