MIGUEL ANGEL PLA
Miguel Angel Pla is a Master of Argentina's true Salon style Tango.
An M.D. by profession, Miguel began his in depth study of Tango in 1990. As Tango began to envelop more and more of his time his medical practice began to take a back seat to his career in tango. By 1993 Miguel was the first place winner of the Tango '93 Competition, the Trofeo Gloria y Eduardo, and the Certamen Hugo del Carril, all held in Buenos Aires. He performed with the Orquestra del Tango de Buenos Aires from 1994 to 1996, an honour bestowed upon few. In 1996 Miguel took a role in Alan Parker's movie, Evita.
His passion for tango then changed when he discovered his love of sharing the dance with others which finds him traveling regularly to tango communities throughout North America and Europe. For Miguel, Argentine Tango is an art form and a culture expressed in the context of a social dance.
In being with Miguel we also experience the philosophy and roots of tango and it is that depth of understanding where he says we mature in our dance. As we connect more we also enjoy more ... and discover that "tango is a feeling that we dance".
Miguel Angel Pla is a Master of Argentina's true Salon style Tango.
An M.D. by profession, Miguel began his in depth study of Tango in 1990. As Tango began to envelop more and more of his time his medical practice began to take a back seat to his career in tango. By 1993 Miguel was the first place winner of the Tango '93 Competition, the Trofeo Gloria y Eduardo, and the Certamen Hugo del Carril, all held in Buenos Aires. He performed with the Orquestra del Tango de Buenos Aires from 1994 to 1996, an honour bestowed upon few. In 1996 Miguel took a role in Alan Parker's movie, Evita.
His passion for tango then changed when he discovered his love of sharing the dance with others which finds him traveling regularly to tango communities throughout North America and Europe. For Miguel, Argentine Tango is an art form and a culture expressed in the context of a social dance.
In being with Miguel we also experience the philosophy and roots of tango and it is that depth of understanding where he says we mature in our dance. As we connect more we also enjoy more ... and discover that "tango is a feeling that we dance".