Sophia is a New York and Connecticut based DJ, who began her career playing music at the Yale Tango Club. 

She is a full time student and barista by day and an avid tango lover by night! Sophia is a highly sought after DJ, regularly headlining the biggest milongas and festivals on the east coast.

Sophia is always excited to share her music with the tango community 

Milton “El Gallo” is not your typical DJ. He is a true professional and seasoned pro (of 16 years!) who embodies exuberance, romanticism, mischievous charm, technical finesse, dynamic artistry, and the ability to weave magic into every event moment. 

He aims to forge deep connections with the audience, carefully curating songs, tandas, and cortinas to set the perfect mood. Expect a balanced assortment of musical flavors and anticipate a meticulously crafted musical journey that will inspire, keep you dancing, and leave you thoroughly satisfied. Based in Boston, he holds the esteemed title of resident DJ of the ever-popular Milonga Nueva and his music has resonated throughout the United States, Canada and a little bit into Europe as well!

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Meredith Klein has been dancing tango for 27 years, including three years spent living in Buenos Aires. Meredith directs the Philadelphia Argentine Tango School (since 2008), the Philadelphia Tango Festival (since 2010), Milonga Tours (offering tango tours of Buenos Aires for dancers since 2009), and the tango record label Bochinche Records (since 2023).

Before tango, Meredith came from a background in music, and has made it her life’s mission to help tango dancers and tango musicians understand each other a little better. Her Bochinche Records released Psicoporteño by Tipica Messiez in June 2023. The next year, Bochinche released La inevitable tentacion de ir a contramano by Sexteto Fantasma, which was nominated for a Latin Grammy Award for “Best Tango Album.”. On December 11, 2025, Bochinche released the first triple album in the history of tango, Iconico y Barrial by Orquesta Misteriosa Buenos Aires.

In July 2024, Meredith became one of very few foreigners in the world to be named an Honorary Academic of the National Academy of Tango in Buenos Aires, a program of the Argentine Ministry of Culture and Department of Education. She is overwhelmed by this unexpected honor.

Born in Mar del Plata, province of Buenos Aires, Ignacio Ondartz began studying tango in 2000 in his hometown with Julio Valdez, the most important referent for tango dance in the city. After studying and performing in Mar del Plata for four years, he moved to Buenos Aires to deepen his work in tango. He performed, taught and DJed for years, while simultaneously working in his other profession of Industrial Design. In 2023, he received his first P-3 artist visa and began to teach in the U.S., at the Philadelphia Argentine Tango School.

Just a few months later, in March 2024, Ignacio suffered a hemorrhagic stroke that nearly killed him. Over the past two years, he has had to re-learn everything, from how to breathe and swallow, to how to walk and talk, to how to dance. In January 2025, Ignacio gave his first performance again after the stroke. Tango has been a significant factor in the speed of Ignacio's recovery and the extent to which he has been able to recover. It is therefore even more meaningful to him to be able to teach, DJ, perform, and share his love of tango.

Phi Lee Lam is a queer tango dancer and organizer based in New York City. She first encountered social tango danced between two women switching roles and became interested in dancing both roles. Since 2015, she has been studying with Carla Marano and many other dancers of her generation.

In 2015, she co-founded the Queer Tango Club, later the Queer Tango Collective, Inc. where she provided safe spaces for women and LGBTQIA+ dancers; facilitated roundtable discussions and seminars; collaborated with global artists, collectives, and organizers in increasing access to non-gendered/open-role/all-inclusive tango classes; and raised awareness of queer tango dancers by organizing public performances.

In recent years she has been invited to teach and perform at Queer and mainstream Tango Festivals across the United States and France. 

Hailing from Montreal, Melina Mistral is known for her ability to dance both sides of the embrace. Her passion for teaching and her pleasure in Djing has led her on a journey across the Americas and Europe, where she collaborated with many international professionals. She draws from her diverse background in various movement disciplines to analyse Tango's many styles and techniques and to explore how they shape and influence dancers’ motions.

Since 2018, Melina has been giving a workshop called "Take the Lead", giving the chance to women to learn how to lead in a safe, fun and nurturing environment.

Amelia fell in love with tango as a freshman in the Princeton Tango Club, and has been dancing ever since. She values tango as a form of personal expression and as a way to find and build connection. After many years, Amelia is excited to be back and to share her experience with the Princeton community. 

Miloš took his first tango steps in 2014 when his friend invited him to the Princeton Tango Club. Since then, he has fallen in love with tango dancing and the music, culture, and connections that surround it. He is excited to share what he has learned along the way and continue fostering a welcoming tango community in Princeton. 

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My mother and I started dancing tango in Seville, Spain, when I was an 8th-grader. Before I knew I wanted to be a mathematician, I was already a tango enthusiast. We had a weekly tradition of going to the local Sunday milonga, which I continued during my years of undergrad when I moved to Barcelona, and now in Princeton with our Sunday Practice. I like to say that tango is the soundtrack of my life, as it orchestrates my love for community, self-expression, connection, and problem-solving.

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Sean Ericson was first introduced to tango as a freshman in college. He quickly fell in love with dance of all forms, practicing ballet, break dancing, modern, and training extensively in ballroom; but his true love remains Tango. Sean has danced tango for over 16 years, and has taught, performed, and given lectures at workshops and festivals around the US. 

Sean studied with some of Tango’s most influential maestros, including Gustavo Naveira, Gielle Anne, Gianpiero Galdi, and Lorena Tarantino. In 2017, Sean represented the United States in the Tango Mundial as the 2017 US Tango Stage Champion. Since 2022, he has led the Princeton University Tango club where he works to pass the knowledge he has gained to a new generation of dancers.

Sean is a strong supporter of the tango community, working on several projects dedicated to growing tango. Sean is the creator of TigerTango, a freely available interface used by tango DJs around the world; and he is the creator of the Tango Toolkit, which provides a wealth of information including the largest collection of publicly available tango discographies. Sean is dedicated to both continuing his own learning and supporting the learning of everyone in the tango community.