Here is what Laura says about herself:"For over 15 years I have been teaching tango and organizing both stable milongas and encuentros.

Musicalizing means for me to create a connection between music and emotions, generating a wave that accompanies the dancers on the dance floor for the duration of the milonga.

I prefer tango that range from the '30s to the '50s, a period in which most orchestras particularly cared about dancing and dancers.

Being a tango dancer helps me to better understand the dance floor, to empathize with the many subtle nuances and emotions that navigate it.

I play tango music since 2008 in stable Italian milongas and more recently I had the pleasure of djing in encuentros both in Italy and abroad, a pleasure that is renewed every time and never equal to itself.

Anthony has been a tango DJ since 2007. He was a DJ long before he discovered tango, DJ-ing in nightclubs and radio in his student days in his native city of Cork, Ireland. Now he DJs Marathons, Encuentros and Tango Festivals at home and abroad. With a long list of countries already under his belt. Anthony is well known on the tango circuit as a dancer and DJ.

Anthony: "As a dancer first, I know that once I trust the DJ to be consistent my night is better and this is what I seek to give all dancers, comfort that the music will be danceable and flow tanda to tanda. Each time I try to gently tell a story and keep the dynamics changing across the night so everyone gets carried along. I want to live life to the full and laugh and that is what I try to give the dancers and their smiles are what make it all a pleasure.”

Anthony operates with only the highest quality transfers from shellac and vinyl always seeking to give dancers the richest sound possible by playing only lossless digital copies to get all that detail in the music to you the dancer.

You can find out more about Anthony on his DJ page here www.facebook.com/tangodjanthonycronin/ and also read articles from his research into the stories behind the famous tango songs. Or find his Facebook group dedicated to three greats Troilo, Laurenz and Canaro. The Facebook group is called TLC Tango and there you will also find lots of interesting stories behind famous songs from Anthony.

Ieva started to Dj in 2008. All these years she have played in the local milongas, for 12 years is running her own regular milonga “Balta Pirts” and playing regularly there music, as well as she has been Dj in tango events in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Sweden, France, Russia and Belarus.

As a Dj Ieva plays traditional music - mostly tango of 1930-ties and 1940-ties and also some little older or little newer tandas. When Dj-ing she tries to create smooth flow of music – all her tandas and cortinas makes one united story of the milonga. She tries to connect with the dancers on the dance floor, feel their energy and mood to offer them pleasant, danceable, interesting and energetically charging music with a slight sentimental touch.