Two Argentinians and a Uruguayan, who all fell in love with the south of France...

Previously invited to Tangopostale in 2014, guitarist Diego Trosman and bandoneon player Fernando Maguna have been performing together continuously since 1998 throughout France at tango dances and concerts, for all ages. They offer a repertoire of traditional tango for dancers, which they subtly and creatively reinterpret. Each also shares a passion for passing on their art to a growing number of students in workshops and tango-orchestra schools.

Diego Trosman is known for a clear and fluid guitar style that perpetuates the heritage of Roberto Grela and Ciro Perez. A highly sought-after accompanist, among his collaborations he can name artists as diverse as Melingo, Juan Cedron and Haydee Alba – not to mention his participation in the guitar ensemble led by Vidal Rojas for the show "Carlos Gardel, L'Ange de Toulouse" by Jorge Saraniche, presented at the Saint-Pierre-des-Cuisines auditorium by Tangopostale in 2010.

Fernando Maguna is one of those exceptional musicians who is equally at ease on two instruments – whether it's the single keyboard of a piano or the two keyboards of the bandoneon. His ability to assimilate any style means he is truly at home on stage where he can fully express his capacity to find new illuminations for classic tangos, as well as his taste for nuances that would delight great bandoneon masters such as Anibal Troilo and Osvaldo Montes.

To complete the trio, there is the essential voice of Dany Dorf, singer, guitarist, and master of ceremonies. Born in Montevideo before growing up in Buenos Aires, Dany has been based in the Toulouse region for over 20 years. His supple and expressive voice, as well as his genuine interest in others, have allowed him to establish himself not only as a solo artist, but also as a singer of Ganzua and then Cuerda y Voz. A Tangopostale guest for the third time, he virtuously blends tango, folk, and ballad repertoires.

Raffaele Pannozzo started in Rome in 2017 as a neo-tango DJ and VJ.

He quickly turned to traditional tango, then developed a personal and innovative style, blending traditional and alternative tango.

Since settling in France in 2020, R@ffo has captivated audiences at numerous milongas and international tango festivals, whether dedicated to traditional tango, neo-tango, or a blend of the two styles.

For the past few months, he has been telling his audience that all his music is tuned to the 432 Hz frequency, thus offering a more harmonic, deep and sensitive experience.

He is also the creator of an original milonga, his famous “Milonga R@dio Tango”, that oscillates between tradition and modernity and offers a unique and sensual atmosphere.