After visiting Buenos Aires for the first time in 2023, Victoria returned to the city in November 2024. She talks about her experience of learning and dancing tango in Buenos Aires, how it differs from her experience in the UK, and her discoveries on her second visit.Cover art by <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://sites.google.com/view/victoriaiungerich/home?authuser=0">Victoria Iungerich</a>Intro & Outro music: Buscándote by Osvaldo Fresedo (1941)

After visiting Buenos Aires for the first time in 2023, Victoria returned to the city in November 2024. She talks about her experience of learning and dancing tango in Buenos Aires, how it differs from her experience in the UK, and her discoveries on her second visit. Cover art by Victoria Iungerich Intro & Outro music: Buscándote by Osvaldo Fresedo (1941)

After visiting Buenos Aires for the first time in 2023, Victoria returned to the city in November 2024. She talks about her experience of learning and dancing tango in Buenos Aires, how it differs from her experience in the UK, and her discoveries on her second visit.Cover art by <a href="https://sites.google.com/view/victoriaiungerich/home?authuser=0" rel="noopener noreferrer">Victoria Iungerich</a>Intro &amp; Outro music: Buscándote by Osvaldo Fresedo (1941)

001. Victoria in Buenos Aires

This Tango Voice is about tango dancers sharing their recent adventures. Tango is an immensely personal experience, and I am fascinated by the journeys of others. You will hear interviews with tango novices and veterans alike talking about their recent journeys to local milongas, international festivals, and new tango communities.Cover art by Victoria IungerichIntro &amp; Outro music: Buscándote by Osvaldo Fresedo (1941)

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This Tango Voice is about tango dancers sharing their recent adventures. Tango is an immensely personal experience, and I am fascinated by the journeys of others. You will hear interviews with tango novices and veterans alike talking about their recent journeys to local milongas, international festivals, and new tango communities. Cover art by Victoria Iungerich Intro & Outro music: Buscándote by Osvaldo Fresedo (1941)

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