Andres Bravo is a talented dancer, instructor and choreographer who began dancing Argentine
Tango at 11 years of age. He became part of the Tango Company "Una cita con el Tango"
directed by Alexander Giraldo in the city of Pereira, Colombia for 2 years. In 2002 he became
part of the cast of "Argentine Tango Show" touring the United Emirates and performing for six
consecutive months at the prestigious Jumeirath Beach Hotel in Dubai. Throughout the years he
has been part of several well-recognized World Tango Competitions and Festivals. In 2006 he
was National Stage Tango Champion in "Tangovia" a Tango Competition held in Manizales,
Colombia and in 2009 he won the National Stage Tango Competition in the city of Bogota,
which he then continued on to represented Colombia at the eighth World Tango Summit held
in San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. During the past year, Andres has taught and performed
with the show "Three to Tango" along with Jorge Nel and Milena Buitrago touring several cities
in the United States and abroad. As a choreographer, he is in high demand for his innovative
and unique style of choreography. In 2011 he was asked to choreograph the show "Por amor al
Tango" directed and produced by musician Erskine Maytorena in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Andres Bravo's genuine warm personality and years of experience as Choreographer, Instructor,
and dancer of salon and stage Tango continues to lead him to great success.

Carolina Jaurena's career is filled with a long list of dance credits that includes, Tango &
Tango at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, Tango Fantastico at the Bellearyre Music Festival,
on Broadway at Town Hall in the show "Tangos for la Milonga" with Romulo Larrea and in
2005 she traveled to Europe to perform with the Sudwestfalen Philarmonic at the Symphonic
Tango night in Hilchenbach-Lutzel, Germany. She has been invited to perform at The 10th
Annual Orlando International Fringe Festival in Florida, "Tango Summit" with the Panamerican
Symphony Orchestra, and "100 años de tango, de Villoldo a Piazzolla" at the prestigious
Solis Theatre in Montevideo, Uruguay. Carolina is also a much sought after performer in
television and film, having appeared on such shows as Fox 5 "Good Day New York" with Penny
Crone, "Today in NY" on NBC. The height of her professional career was marked by her role
as a primary dancer in the feature film Random Hearts directed by Sidney Pollack and starring
Harrison Ford. Over the years, she has been invited to perform and teach at several Dance
Festivals including; Colorado Dance Festival, D.C. Tango Festival, Boston Tango Festival,
and the "Tango Norte" 2007 Stockholm Tango Festival and with "Tango Five at the Einhalden
Festival in Germany. She performs regularly with Symphony and Chamber Orchestras in the
United States including, Nashville Chamber Orchestra, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, the
Westfield Symphony Orchestra, and Phoenix Symphony Orchestra.