ELIZABETH CORDONE
MATIAS RIVAS
Tango Argentino
DANCERS - MAESTROS - COACHES
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2026
Ellas son Tango
Dancers.
Direction: Andrea Ghidone. Season on Av. Corrientes, Teatro Astral
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2022 - 2023
Piazzolla Tango Theater
Dancers at the iconic tango show.
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2022
Mora Godoy Tango Company
They are part of the cast of the
company of Mora Godoy, on tour throughout Argentina.
May 2022
Tango The Musical
Dancers. Direction: Sergei Tumas. Mega-production with 30 dancers and Cristian Zárate's orchestra. Teatro El Globo.
2021 December
Pelando Variación
Finalists of the prestigious competition "Pelando Variación"
2019 Mexico
Taura Tango Show
Choreographers and directors of the musical. Cancún Music Festival
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2018 Mexico
Prohibido Tango
Choreographers and directors of the musical. Production recognized by the Mexican government, with notable participation in the Festival de las Almas.
2017 Buenos Aires
Tango Nuevo Cabaret
Performers.
Direction: Sergei Tumas. Premiere at Teatro Avenida, alongside legendary musicians and dancers.
2016 Buenos Aires
Complejo Tango
Dancers of the Show "Complejo Tango".
Elizabeth Cordone and Matías Rivas are dancers, choreographers, and teachers of Argentine Tango with a trajectory and an embrace solidified on the main stages of Buenos Aires and the world.
Their paths crossed in the mythical Buenos Aires night, dancing at the most prestigious Tango Show Houses in the city. There they became a stable couple, sharing the stage with renowned orchestras and forming part of the casts of distinguished dance companies.
Their art is nourished by a dual root: the authenticity of the milonguero cradle and the experience on the stages of grand theaters. This fusion has allowed them to develop a unique style, where the tradition of social tango coexists with the stage power of tango spectacle.
They are prominent figures both on the Buenos Aires stages and in the city's most emblematic milongas, where the heart of tradition beats strongest. With over a decade of partnership, they have positioned themselves among the artists currently shaping the history of the Buenos Aires night.
Their expertise in staging, aesthetics, and choreography has led them to be called upon by various dance companies as specialized coaches.
In the field of teaching, they began their work at renowned local schools and later expanded their instruction to Europe and Latin America through multiple tours. Their philosophy is grounded in respect for the origins of the dance, believing that a solid foundation allows for infinite creative evolution.
Recoleta Tango Studio
In the heart of Recoleta, they founded their own space: Recoleta Tango Studio, the highest-rated tango studio on Google in Buenos Aires. A meeting point for tango lovers from around the world, run by its own owners.
They live, train, and continually develop in the capital of tango. They travel for seasons to share a unique experience, born in Buenos Aires.
Matias Rivas is a milonguero, dancer, and teacher of Argentine tango. He has over twenty years of experience and training in the field of dance.
Throughout his career, he has toured numerous countries —including Mexico, the U.S., Spain, France, China, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, and Ireland— where he shared his art and performed in theaters, milongas, and festivals.
He was part of prestigious companies such as Femme Tango Company, Juan Pablo Ledo’s Tango Ballet, and Mora Godoy’s staff. He also worked at Buenos Aires tango houses, as well as in theatrical and musical productions.
As an educator, he taught at the most renowned milongas and academies in Buenos Aires, including Café Tortoni, the Escuela Argentina de Tango, and the Escuela de Tango de Mora Godoy.
Currently
He performs as a dancer at tango show houses, milongas, and venues in Buenos Aires; he is a teacher at Recoleta Tango Studio and an artist on international tours.
Elizabeth Cordone is a tango dancer and teacher.
In Buenos Aires, she works at tango show houses, while internationally she travels to various countries sharing her art. Mexico, Poland, Ireland, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, among others, have been the setting for her performances. She also appears at milongas and festivals. She carries out her teaching work at Recoleta Tango Studio.
She completed her Classical Dance teaching degree at the Escuela Superior de Danza Norma Fontenla, studied Choreographic Composition at the U.N.A., and refined her training in Biomechanics Techniques with Alfredo Gurquel and Juana Lederer.
She was a Ballet teacher at the renowned studio Noemí Coelho and Rodolfo Olguín, and a corps de ballet dancer at the Teatro Colón. As a Jazz performer, she was part of seasonal casts at major theaters, and took part in film productions and congresses.
Currently
She performs as a dancer at tango show houses, milongas, and venues in Buenos Aires; she is a teacher at Recoleta Tango Studio and an artist on international tours.
