MARCOS AYALA
Awarded with national and international prizes, he is recognized as one of the leading Tango dancers and choreographers of Argentina.
In 2006 he won the "First Prize" in the "World Tango Championship" in Japan.
In 2015 the New York Association of Entertainment Writers awarded him the "Latin Ace Awards” for his professional career.
In 2016, he changed the company name to "Marcos Ayala the Tango Company".
The same year he was invited by the Artistic Director of the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires to take part with his company in the “Bicentenary Celebrations of Argentina", which took place outdoors and was broadcasted live on television throughout the country.
Featuring a troupe of 12 accomplished dancers, the Marcos Ayala Tango Dance Company has garnered universal acclaim and loyalty from audiences worldwide. Today, he embarks on multiple tours with his dance company, consistently receiving invitations from the presenters to return as audiences eagerly request more performances.
Awarded with national and international prizes, he is recognized as one of the leading Tango dancers and choreographers of Argentina.
In 2006 he won the "First Prize" in the "World Tango Championship" in Japan.
In 2015 the New York Association of Entertainment Writers awarded him the "Latin Ace Awards” for his professional career.
In 2016, he changed the company name to "Marcos Ayala the Tango Company".
The same year he was invited by the Artistic Director of the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires to take part with his company in the “Bicentenary Celebrations of Argentina", which took place outdoors and was broadcasted live on television throughout the country.
Featuring a troupe of 12 accomplished dancers, the Marcos Ayala Tango Dance Company has garnered universal acclaim and loyalty from audiences worldwide. Today, he embarks on multiple tours with his dance company, consistently receiving invitations from the presenters to return as audiences eagerly request more performances.
PAST PERFORMANCES: (multiple tours)
Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Chile, China, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Israel, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Japan, Moldavia, Poland, Qatar, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, and the US.
Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Chile, China, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Israel, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Japan, Moldavia, Poland, Qatar, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, and the US.
