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| Tango
Soul Productions, founded by Bryant Lopez in 2004, has as main purpose to
promote the art and culture of the Argentine Tango dance.
The
Company is based in Toronto, Canada, although it is also linked to Tango
Querido in Quebec, Canada, where they teach and perform on a regular basis.
The
dancers offer instruction, choreography and performance for weddings,
private parties, festivals, corporate functions, dance schools and companies,
as well as any other social event.
Their
shows are know to be filled with passion, elegance and energy leaving
the crowds both stunned and excited! A magical experience to remember…
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Bryant
R. Lopez was raised in Buenos Aires since the age of 4. He began dancing
Argentine folk (malambo) when he was 14 where he discovered his passion
for dancing. After performing professionally for 3 years he was introduced
to tango, that would change his life forever. Since then, he has dedicated
himself to improving and studying the elegant milonguero style from Buenos
Aires in order to teach and perform professionally. His style of dancing
has been influenced by many dancers such as Pepito Avellanela, Roberto
Herrera and Juan Carlos Copez who he has studied and learned from throughout
his career.
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| Faye
hails from Knowlton, Quebec, with a rich background in the performing arts.
Upon graduating from the elite Montreal school of music Vincent d'Indy and
a stint at New York University's renowned affiliate CAP-21, she completed
her Triple Threat formation at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts
in Toronto. She is currently studying Cinema at the Professional Actors
Lab in T.O. Faye has played in numerous musical-comedy and dramatic productions
(Bye-Bye Birdie, The Crucible, Guys and Dolls, King David, The Music Man,
etc.). Trained in Jazz and Modern Dance from a Classical Ballet background,
Faye was finally introduced to Argentine Tango, which she has taken up professionally.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina, Pedro and Eva met in the 60’s at a swing
dance, where they paired up and started to dance together. They were introduced
to tango in 1965 at a swing competition. In love with the dance they started
learning the Tango Liso. This style of tango is well known in the salons
of Buenos Aires as one of the milonguero styles danced by the older generation.
They founded “La Fonola” tango school in Neuquen, Argentina,
in 2001 where kids as young as 3 years of age can learn how to dance tango.
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