Born:
Buenos Aires, Republic Argentina
Raised:
Barrios de Flores
Villa del Parque
Caballito y Devoto
Where
his love for Tango originated:
Before he was born. His mother was a pianist,
100% Tango. His father was a sculptor.
Among his father's largest accomplishments
- his hands brought eternal life to the
smiling statue of Carlos Gardel which
stands ovcer Gardel's grave at the cemetery
"La Chacarita" in Buenos Aires.
When
Alberto began dancing professionally:
At 16 years of age he began dancing and
performing a Tango show in Mar del Plata,
Argentina. At the "Carino Club"
and "La Guindola," at the age
of 27 and already in the United States,
he became the first Argentine to present
his tango show. At the Tropicana Hotel
in Las Vegas, Nevada he created many tango
shows and became known by the Argentine
Association of Los Angeles (La Asociasion
Argentina de Los Angeles) as a dancer
with his "own style". He also
performed in other well known places like
"La Canasta," "El Palenque,"
and "Restaurant Buenos Aires."
He often joined the "trio tres"
for the Tango and the singer Osvaldo Robal.
More
with Tango:
He was a broadcaster and creator of many
tango programs like, "La Voz del
Milagro" (Carlos Gardel), "La
Voz de Los Barrios," "La Voz
de America," and "Argentina
Bajo El Cielo de Los Angeles," with
acts on L.U. 6 Radio Atlantica of Mar
del Plata and Channel 8 (TV) Mar del Plata,
Radio Carbe in Uruguay, Radio Mundo and
Exquisita in El Salvador and seven different
local radio stations in Los Angeles.
What
Alberto would like to express:
"I love the Tango and I want
to share my love by teaching with my knowledge,
experience and my 'own style' in an effort
to keep the passion of the Argentine Tango
alive."
