Who are they? Flavia Morari and Hernán Alvarez Prieto!
Their itinerary from popular dance to professional Tango dancers.
South America united them: Flavia, from São Paulo, Brazil, and Hernán, from Buenos Aires, Argentina, were born in places where the culture of popular dance permeates the streets, the air, and the city atmosphere. Their paths crossed, leading them to this great connection reflected in their way of dancing and teaching tango. Hernán Alvarez Prieto, a passionate milonguero and DJ, has made a significant mark in the world of tango. He began his career in 1996, inspired by past masters such as Gerardo Portalea, Puppy Castello, and the Turco José Brahemcha. He distinguished himself as a DJ in renowned milongas since 1999, including iconic venues like Confitería Ideal, La Milonguita, Salón Canning, El Beso, among others. Over the years, Hernán has continued his quest for improvement and learning, collaborating with famous milonguero maestros such as Jorge Dispari and María del Carmen, Carlos and Rosa Pérez, Eduardo Pareja, Raúl Bravo, Nito and Elba García, among others. His skill and passion for tango have led him to accompany renowned milongueras and participate in demonstrations with renowned figures such as Natalia Hills, Stella Missé, and Inés Muzzopappa. In addition to his remarkable work as a DJ and dancer, Hernán has left his mark on numerous international tango festivals in cities such as Seoul, Chicago, Brussels, Antwerp, and Buenos Aires, notably the Buenos Aires Tango Festival and Championship on several occasions. His experience and expertise led him to be part of the jury of the BA Tango Festival and Championship 2023, where he was honored for his career with a special mention awarded by the Buenos Aires City Legislature. Hernán Alvarez Prieto’s journey as a dancer, teacher, and DJ reflects his deep commitment and contribution to the world of tango, establishing himself as a respected and admired figure within the tango community, both nationally and internationally.

Flavia discovered her passion for dance in São Paulo, where she was introduced to different styles from a young age. However, it was during her teenage years that she discovered tango, and her true passion took root. Fascinated by the emotional expression and deep connection of tango, she continued her journey to Buenos Aires, where she lived and danced for several years, exploring traditional milongas and dance clubs in the Argentine capital. Flavia trained in Tango with Geraldine Rojas, Moira Castellano, Manuela Rossi, among others. She also participated in tango companies in Europe such as Tango ART and Romeo & Juliette. After enriching her experience in South America and Europe.

Today, united by their shared love for tango, they are preparing to embark on a tour through Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, aspiring to transmit not only the steps and techniques of tango but also the spirit and soul of this emblematic dance!