Tango

Synopsis

In the 1998 movie 'Tango' (original title 'Tango, no me dejes nunca'), directed by Carlos Saura and starring Miguel Ángel Solá, viewers are taken on a mesmerizing journey into the world of passion, music, and dance. Set in Buenos Aires, the film follows Mario Suarez, a director struggling with his personal and professional life, as he immerses himself in the vibrant world of tango. Through exquisite choreography and emotional performances, 'Tango' explores themes of love, jealousy, and artistic expression, culminating in a breathtaking spectacle that captures the essence of this iconic dance. With its captivating storyline and stunning visuals, 'Tango' is a celebration of Argentine culture and an ode to the power of music and dance.

Cast

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  Miguel Ángel Solá

  Mario Suárez

• Cecilia Narova

  Laura Fuentes

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  Mía Maestro

  Elena Flores

• Juan Carlos Copes

  Carlos Nebbia

• Carlos Rivarola ...

  Ernesto Landi

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  Sandra Ballesteros

  María Elman

Reviews

Critics have acclaimed 'Tango' for its enchanting portrayal of the tango dance and its ability to evoke raw emotions from the audience. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 68%, praising its captivating choreography and Miguel Ángel Solá's compelling performance. IMDb users rated it 7.0/10, highlighting the film's authenticity and immersive storytelling. Reviewers have described 'Tango' as a visually stunning masterpiece that captures the heart and soul of Buenos Aires. The intricate dance sequences and powerful emotions depicted in the film have resonated with both critics and audiences, making 'Tango' a timeless classic in the world of dance cinema.