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Ana Temblador (Belgium/Spain)
Ana grew up in Andalusia, Spain. Surrounded by music, especially flamenco and tango under the guidance of her parents. In 1997 she attended her first tango festival in Granada, and hasn’t stopped dancing and studying tango and its culture since. Now she has been living in Belgium for 8 years where she began musicalizing local milogas and was soon invited to international events. She likes to create a place where couples can safely meet and connect with each other. Each tanda is about a journey through emotions with the powerful aroma of tango music.
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Jean-Pierre Prinzie (Belgium)

Tango DJ Prinz from Bruges, Belgium, has been delighting dancers in Europe and beyond since 2014. Known for his ability to create a warm atmosphere, he directs the energy on the dance floor with a diverse range of orchestral styles and refreshing cortinas.
Tango DJ Prinz is appreciated for his genuine enthusiasm, his dedication to excellent sound quality and his delicate mix of tandas based on the traditional tango repertoire.
Get ready for endless dancing pleasure and countless smiles.

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Céline Devèze (France)

Céline aims to maintain the energy on the dancefloor while nurturing the emotions of the dancers with a nuanced selection of music from the late 20s to the 50s. A DJ with elegance, emotion and energy. She plays with her heart, and is well known and loved by dancers all over Europe. Céline runs the Pasionaria Milonguera Festival in the south of France. She teaches tango, organizes events, and is very busy travelling as a highly sought-after DJ in Europe, mostly in Italy and France. Her motivation: to keep intact the energy of the ball room in privileging the emotion of the group, and intimacy of each dance.

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Hans Peter Salzer (Germany)

DJ-Salzer, alias Hans Peter Salzer, is an international Tango-DJ, living in Ravensburg, near Lake Constance. In this region he is DJ-ing since 1999 – meanwhile he also works for international events, like Milongas, Festivals, Tango-Balls and Encuentros. From the beginning of his Tango-Life he has been delighted by the richness of melodies and the musical variety in the traditional tangos. His favourite tangos are going like an infective fluid into heart, brain and feet.

John Tan (United Kingdom/Malaysia)
John is a traditional tango DJ based in Manchester, guided by a deep love for the Golden Age of tango. Since 2010, he has shared his musical storytelling at marathons, festivals, and encuentros across the UK and Europe. A devoted social dancer, John listens closely to the dance floor, weaving tandas that breathe with its energy. Rooted in La Época de Oro and gently seasoned with echoes of La Guardia Vieja and La Nueva Guardia, his music seeks flow, emotion, and connection, always in service of the dancers.
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Paola Rossi (Italy)

Paola’s discovery of tango began in 2010, while her approach to the DJ booth followed about five years later.
Fascinated and intrigued by the tango world, she became especially drawn to its music, which she began to explore in depth, with particular attention to the Golden Age.
She enjoys playing with the energy of the dance floor, creating a balanced flow through the alternation of fast and slow rhythms, carefully observing and sensing the mood of the dancers.
She mainly favors tango from the 1930s and 1940s, while also happily including well-chosen tandas from the 1950s and beyond.

Jack Rombauts (Belgium)

Jack, organiser of Encuentros Boca Antwerp, Sélys Milonguero, and Xmas in Embrace, as well as Milonga Milonguero Nieuw Kwartier in Antwerp, has been immersed in tango for 25 years. Over time, he evolved towards the Milonguero style.
With more than 17 years of DJing experience, he has played tandas at milongas, festivals, and encuentros across Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Latvia, and Spain. His selections always feature danceable, energetic, and feel-good music from the Golden Age Orchestras, carefully chosen to enhance the dancers’ experience on the pista.