Through his music, dance and literature, Alejandro Fasanini, a contemporary Tango artist from Argentina, gives his own personal unusual broad-view account of the real world of Buenos Aires.

Fasanini’s music develops a poetic approach of a never-ending quest and proposes intimate answers to the question many ask themselves: What is Tango?

He shows us how it is still possible to write about Tango in a different way, and that Buenos Aires is a “way of life”.

The place where each and everyone of us has his or her own street light where to take our sorrows, and how through Tango one can live the most authentic passions, when words have become meaningless, but not only.

Tango is also the communion of two bodies locked in an embrace that is full of life and sensuality and yet, at the same time, full of innocence.
The embrace becomes a dance when music plays within us and tells the dreams of our souls.

Alejandro Fasanini’s music stems from the essence of the original forms of Tango while exploring the innovations of Astor Piazzolla:


Un impulso tan íntimo que pretendemos ser Tango sin saber que ya lo somos.