Keeping Tango Alive Means Letting It Change: Ollantay Rojas on the Past, Present and Future of the Dance

Choreographer Ollantay Rojas curates tango at Casa de la Cultura, honours Claudio Segovia at the Buenos Aires Legislature and, with his collective Noestango, questions the very conventions that made tango a global export. The post Keeping Tango Alive Means Letting It Change: Ollantay Rojas on the Past, Present and Future of the Dance appeared first on The Rio Times .

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