“More than a show, it’s a vibe, a scene, a community. A tango performance, of the highest caliber.”
Times Union (US)
“The wonderful Social Tango Project brought the form back to its political and aesthetic origins: it is a dance designed to unify and uplift participants and audiences.”
The Arts Fuse (US)
“The Social Tango Project debut at Jacob’s Pillow invites you to revel in the prodigious partnering, shimmering dancing, and beautiful music.”
The Berkshire Edge (US)
Social Tango Project’s mission is to share the social value of dance through live performances as well as through music, photography, and film. The company seeks to share its artistry, cultivate inclusivity, and create meaningful experiences that resonate far beyond the stage.
¨Social Tango, a dance journey¨ blends dance, live music, and cinematic projections to reveal how tango builds a community that celebrates the power of human connection.
This collective spirit is authentically reflected on stage through the collaboration that choreographer and artistic director Agustina Videla develops with each local tango community where the company performs. After every show, the experience continues with an on-stage class and milonga, breaking down barriers between audience and performers and inviting people of all levels to join in the dance.
Duration
Performance: 60 minutes
After-show class: 10 minutes
Milonga: 30 minutes
*The work can be presented in proscenium theaters or in unconventional spaces.
On Tour
In Argentina, the company has performed at major official venues such as Teatro San Martín, CCK, Centro Cultural 25 de Mayo, and Teatro de la Ribera.
The international premiere was at the Kennedy Center in April 2023. Since then the company has been invited to perform at some of the most prestigious festivals and venues across the United States and Canada, including Fall for Dance (New York City Center), Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival and Place des Arts (CINARS 2024).
The next US tour is planned for February 2027.
Check these links for tickets:
Creative Waco, Texas
Titas Unbound, Texas
White Bird, Portland
Boca Festival, Florida
At the moment the company is developing new work.
Residency
Each program is curated by artistic director Agustina Videla in collaboration with the host institution and may include masterclasses, screenings of the short film Being and the feature film The tango, those minutes of rematch, as well as Milongueros, a photo exhibition by renowned Argentine photographer Nora Lezano.
About Us
Agustina Videla
Artistic Director and choreographer
Multidisciplinary artist, director, choreographer, and writer, she began her career as a tango dancer representing Argentina at the Universal Exhibition in Lisbon (1998). Since then, she has toured extensively, offering classes and performances in major cities across the United States, Canada, and Europe.
In 2013, she assumed the artistic direction of Social Tango Project. In 2019, she co-directed her first dance short film, Being, which received more than 20 nominations at international dance-film festivals. In 2020, she published a book exploring motherhood and human relationships. In 2021, she served as artistic director of the dance-and-philosophy television series Mentira la Verdad, broadcast on Argentina’s public network. She also co-directed the film El tango, esos minutos de revancha.
Since 2024, she has been a creative partner with Fever, for whom she has developed—together with Pablo Destito—the dance production We Call It Tango, performed in more than 40 cities, as well as The Jury Experience, immersive theater experiences currently presented in over 150 cities worldwide.
In 2025, she became co-director of the permanent Buenos Aires-based show Secreto Tango Society.
Agustina Videla
Artistic Director and choreographer
Ramón de Oliveira Cezar
General Director
Ramón de Oliveira Cezar
General Director
Ramon de Oliveira Cezar is the founder and Managing Partner of RdeO Consulting LLC, a consulting practice focused on corporate strategy and communications.
De Oliveira Cezar is a director of Antin Infrastructure, a private equity firm. In 2021, he retired as Chairman of bothEquitable and Alliance Bernstein.
In 2009, de Oliveira Cezar co-founded the Foundation of the Louvre Museum in Paris and served as the chair of its investment committee for a decade. For this work, he was knighted by the French Government as a” Chevalier des Arts et Lettres” in February 2020.
De Oliveira Cezar spent 25 years at JP Morgan & Co. A member of the Management Committee, he ran Global Equities and the Investment Management and Private Banking business.
He then served as a director for various public and private companies in both for-profit and non-profit sectors. He also taught a course on strategy in financial services at the business schools of Columbia and NYU. De Oliveira Cezar is the co creator and General director of Social Tango Project.
De Oliveira Cezar is a citizen of both Argentina and France. He resides in New York and Paris.
Pablo Destito
Stage Director
Co-Director of Mulata Films, a production company specializing in documentary and fiction formats in the social and cultural sphere, with over 20 years of experience. He has directed Lying Truth, Grooming, Presents, The Klisberg Report, Bibliómanos, among other television series. His work has received nominations for prestigious awards such as the International Emmy Awards, Emmy Kids Award, Seoul International Drama Awards, Japan Prize, and International Prix Jeunesse, among others.
In 2019, he co-directed his first dance short film, Being, which received over 20 nominations at international dance-film festivals. He also co-directed the film El tango, esos minutos de revancha.
Since 2024, she has been a creative partner with Fever, for whom she has developed, together with Pablo Destito, the dance show We Call It Tango, performed in more than 40 cities, as well as The Jury Experience, immersive theater experiences currently presented in over 150 cities worldwide.
Pablo Destito
Stage Director
Fulvio Giraudo
Musical Director
Fulvio Giraudo
Musical Director
Pianist, composer, musical director and arranger dedicated to tango on stage for more than 25 years. Formed mainly as a chamber music performer, Fulvio was early introduced to tango by Arturo Penón, mythical bandoneonist of Osvaldo Pugliese’s orchestra. Since then he has been part of some of the best groups and orchestras in Argentina: Sexteto Mayor, Quinteto Grande, Rascasuelos, El Desquite, and Sexteto Sur.
He has toured America, Europe, Asia and Oceania. He has also participated in the most renowned tango festivals in Europe and America. He has participated in numerous recordings as composer, arranger and performer. He has also composed institutional music for TV (Solo Tango channel), for different performances (Social Tango), and for cinema (Chau Buenos Aires).
Nora Lezano
Photography and Video Director
Photographer and visual artist. She began to develop her work in the 90’s, standing out in the rock scene. She made iconic portraits of renowned artists such as Charly García, Luis Alberto Spinetta and Gustavo Cerati.
In the theatrical field, she directed the shows “Relámpagos de lo invisible” and “Tapiz Pizarnik”; and together with Maricel Alvarez, Santiago Loza and Martin Churba “Yo tenía un alma buena”. She made the videos and stage photography for “Yo te vi caer”. In 2015 she presented FAN, a retrospective of her years in rock. In 2017, together with Andy Cherniavsky and Hilda Lizarazu, she presented the exhibition “Los ángeles de Charly”, organised by the National Ministry of Culture, celebrating the work of the musician Charly García. She presented her work in individual and collective exhibitions.
Her work has been published in important national and international graphic media. She has given many talks and conferences in several universities. She independently published her book of texts “Sin sueño se duerme también”. She illustrates the RADAR supplement of the Página/12 newspaper.