Cristian Correa (Creator/Director/Choreographer) was born in Cordoba, Argentina where he started dancing Argentine Folklore at the age of five. At the age of 18 he studied Classical Ballet at the Teatro General San Martin in Cordoba. Shortly afterwards he moved to Buenos Aires to dance tango where he studied with legendary teachers including Nicolas Cobos and Paola Jean Jean, Sabrina and Ruben Veliz, Claudio Gonzalez and Melina Brufman, German Cornejo, Roberto Herrera and Maria Nieves. He has performed throughout Japan, China, Africa, Europe and South America. Cristian has appeared in several films, including “Un Tango Mas," produced by Wim Wenders that contests the story of tango icons Maria Nieves and Juan Carlos Copes. He represented Cordoba in The Tango Mundial competition where he was sub-champion three consecutive years. He has danced in the most renowned tango shows in Buenos Aires, including Esquina Carlos Gardel, Tango Porteño, La Ventana and Hotel Faena’s “Rojo Tango." Cristian danced in the famous production Tanguera. He is choreographer and director of the historic Querandi Tango show in Buenos Aires. Cristian is a highly sought out teacher, performer and director, known for his unique style and dynamic presence.
Corina Romero (Theatrical Coach)
Corina studied drama in the National Conservatory of Drama (Buenos Aires) and followed her studies with Ricardo Bartís, Franklin Caicedo, Antonio Rodriguez de Anca and Pompeyo Audivert.
She was also educated in dance, mainly ballet, with Maria Luisa and Blanca Lemos, Alfredo Gurquel and Héctor Mohr, among other important teachers. She followed jazz dance studies with Moira Chapman, Sebastián Durcal and Alfredo Alaria and studied tango with Claudia Bozzo, José Garófalo, Pepito Avellaneda and Graciela Gonzalez. As a performer Corina has participated in important roles in different television, cinema and theatre productions as well as hosting radio shows. She has worked as acting coach and directed theatre performances. She has also given acting training in dance shows. Corina has been awarded with the Carlos Carella Award (given by de Asociación Argentina de Actores) as Best Actress in the Mar del Plata International Film Festival for her work in the movie “ Dora la Jugadora” directed by Eduardo Pinto.
Corina studied drama in the National Conservatory of Drama (Buenos Aires) and followed her studies with Ricardo Bartís, Franklin Caicedo, Antonio Rodriguez de Anca and Pompeyo Audivert.
She was also educated in dance, mainly ballet, with Maria Luisa and Blanca Lemos, Alfredo Gurquel and Héctor Mohr, among other important teachers. She followed jazz dance studies with Moira Chapman, Sebastián Durcal and Alfredo Alaria and studied tango with Claudia Bozzo, José Garófalo, Pepito Avellaneda and Graciela Gonzalez. As a performer Corina has participated in important roles in different television, cinema and theatre productions as well as hosting radio shows. She has worked as acting coach and directed theatre performances. She has also given acting training in dance shows. Corina has been awarded with the Carlos Carella Award (given by de Asociación Argentina de Actores) as Best Actress in the Mar del Plata International Film Festival for her work in the movie “ Dora la Jugadora” directed by Eduardo Pinto.
Laura Roatta (Contemporary Choreographer)
Dancer, teacher and choreographer, Laura graduated from the Institute of Art at the world famous Colon Theater. She trained throughout Europe and the United States in the renowned schools of choreographers Maurice Bejart, Alvin Ailey, Martha Graham, Jennifer Muller and Trisha Browns, movement research, among others. Laura has created work for the Colon Theater where she worked under the direction of international choreographers including Jack Carter, George Skibine Vittorio Biaggi, Pierre Lacotte, Vladimir Vassiliev, and Oscar Araiz. She has toured throughout Argentina with Julio Bocca. Laura has taught for the Art Institute at the Colon Theater, Contemporary Ballet Teatro San Martin and is current chair of modern/jazz dance for the Teatro San Martin. She has participated as teacher and jury for the most important dance congresses and competitions including The Grand Prix de Lausanne (Cordoba 2006-2011) and the Mundial tango stage championships (2013-2015). Since 2003 she has run her own company, Danza Pies Desnudos. Laura has choreographed and toured extensively throughout the world with companies “Tanguera,” Hernan Buenos Aires” starring Hernan Piquin, “Forever Tango,” Tango x2, “Tango Fire,” Tango Love and Sex, Insomnio Tango, Youth Ballet of San Martin and The Rayuela Group. In 2003 she received an A.C.E award together with Mora Godoy for best choreography for “Tanguera.” She was choreographer for the movie Aniceto, directed by Leonardo Flavio as well as Ricky Martins last music video “Frio.”
Dancer, teacher and choreographer, Laura graduated from the Institute of Art at the world famous Colon Theater. She trained throughout Europe and the United States in the renowned schools of choreographers Maurice Bejart, Alvin Ailey, Martha Graham, Jennifer Muller and Trisha Browns, movement research, among others. Laura has created work for the Colon Theater where she worked under the direction of international choreographers including Jack Carter, George Skibine Vittorio Biaggi, Pierre Lacotte, Vladimir Vassiliev, and Oscar Araiz. She has toured throughout Argentina with Julio Bocca. Laura has taught for the Art Institute at the Colon Theater, Contemporary Ballet Teatro San Martin and is current chair of modern/jazz dance for the Teatro San Martin. She has participated as teacher and jury for the most important dance congresses and competitions including The Grand Prix de Lausanne (Cordoba 2006-2011) and the Mundial tango stage championships (2013-2015). Since 2003 she has run her own company, Danza Pies Desnudos. Laura has choreographed and toured extensively throughout the world with companies “Tanguera,” Hernan Buenos Aires” starring Hernan Piquin, “Forever Tango,” Tango x2, “Tango Fire,” Tango Love and Sex, Insomnio Tango, Youth Ballet of San Martin and The Rayuela Group. In 2003 she received an A.C.E award together with Mora Godoy for best choreography for “Tanguera.” She was choreographer for the movie Aniceto, directed by Leonardo Flavio as well as Ricky Martins last music video “Frio.”
Producers:
C&L Producciones / Miwa Kaneko / Rei Hayashi
C&L Producciones / Miwa Kaneko / Rei Hayashi