Tango Fiesta was created in 2008 by professional dancers Kristina Chaloir and Julian Brigatti from Argentina. They were united by their great love for tango and their passion to share this beautiful dance with as many people as possible. Kristina and Julian are proudly sponsored by The Argentinian Embassy in Ireland and in Argentina and also by The Art’s Council of Ireland. They are honoured to be
the dancers selected by the Argentine Embassy in Ireland to perform at all their events, galas and shows. Kristina and Julian have vast experience performing on national and international TV. They have danced on countless TV shows including, RTE's The Late Late Show, TV3’s, The Morning Show, Don't Tell the Bride, The View and The Afternoon Show. They have also featured together in many films and music videos. A recent video with the band Grace Wilde, has just won best music video award at the 2015 International Dublin Film Festival. They have been watched by over 5 million people on YouTube alone. Kristina and Julian have recently been asked to partner with RTE for the historic 1916 Rising celebrations. This event, which was the biggest and most spectacular cultural event ever to take place in Ireland, showcased Tango Fiesta classes and performances throughout the entire day. As choreographers, Kristina and Julian have an extensive resume. They were chosen by the producers of Riverdance, to create the routine “Tango Nuevo" for their worldwide hit show Heartbeat of Home. Their routine travelled the globe, receiving rave reviews and featuring on the Heartbeat of Home DVD. Kristina and Julian have taught at all levels all over the world. They love sharing their passion for tango and encouraging and inspiring their students to dance to their full potential. They were chosen by the producers of Riverdance, to create the routine “Tango Nuevo" for their new worldwide hit show Heartbeat of Home. Their routine travelled all over the globe, receiving rave reviews and featuring on the Heartbeat of Home DVD. As part of their association with top stage show, Tango Passion, they were chosen to be the judges on Ireland’s first televised Tango competition on TV3. They were overjoyed when the public awarded two Tango Fiesta Students, Ignacio and Rosa with the first prize. They are passionate about sharing tango with as many people as possible. They have been selected by the European commission to take part in a special study of the effects of tango dancing on health and well-being. They are deeply committed to helping each and every student progress to their fullest potential. They focus on fundamental technique and musical expression, employing clear teaching methods that adapt to the unique needs of every dancer. They create a warm, friendly and inclusive atmosphere in class. Kristina and Julian welcome you to start your tango journey with them and would love for you to become part of their ever growing tango family.
