How Tango’s Mundial went global without leaving Buenos Aires

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Broadcast Schedule and Details - 2026 finals on Sept 1 and 2
    • Tango de Pista (Salon Tango) Finals: Tuesday at 19:00 local time.
    • Tango Escenario (Stage Tango) Finals: Wednesday at 19:00 local time.
    • tangoba.org
 
I thought that we would be able to watch and listen to the finals tonight. The judges were introduced as they entered the stage.

My screen indicates "unmute broadcast" at the top of the screen, but clicking it doesn't result in having sound.

Does anyone else have the same problem?
 
Couple #708 get my vote in the first round of the Senior couples.

Who gets your vote?
 
I decided to ask AI and received this answer:

Live broadcasts of tango events like the Tango BA Festival y Mundial are frequently muted or restricted on major platforms due to automated copyright claims over the recorded tango music played during the competition. [1]

Copyright and Automated Muting
    • Recorded Music Rights: Competitors dance to classic or modern recorded tango tracks belonging to various record labels and estates.
    • Content ID Triggers: Platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram use automated algorithms that flag copyrighted audio tracks in real-time streams, resulting in automatic muting or blocks. [1]
    • Broadcasting Limitations: Official streaming often relies on local television feeds or specific platform permissions rather than unrestricted global social media streaming to bypass these complex performance and sync-licensing hurdles. [1]
 
I found this interesting post on Facebook about the Tango world championship:

 
Persistence and hard work finally pays off for tango dancers!

In a night full of emotion and artistic skill, dancers Nicolás Schell and Nair Schinca were consecrated this Wednesday as the winning couple of the Stage Tango category in the grand final of the Festival and World Tango 2026, which was played this Thursday at the Gran Rex Theater in Buenos Aires.

With a version of Tango Bardo of the classic "Emancipation", the champion duo, originally from the Buenos Aires town of Merlo, brought to the stage a proposal of passionate choreography, emotional and full of wonderful technical resources, which earned ovations from the public and the jury.

"We are in shock, happy. The truth is that we had decided that it was our last year because we had already been participating a lot, so this merit came to us like a bun," Schell said in dialogue with Página|12. The couple has been participating in the World Cup since 2011 and came to occupy the place of runner-up of Tango Escenario in 2013.
“It's a lot of work. The costumes, the choreographies, the rehearsals, the rooms. Everything changes from one year to the next," Schinca added to this media and remarked that every year they seek to present "different proposals."

"Sometimes we take the choreography to the dynamic, others a little more to the virtuoso. This year we decided that the closure will be a little more felt, from another side totally different from what we had presented last year," explained the dancer.
"It was a very difficult final, from the semifinal it seemed like a final. There were many very good proposals, very high artistic, scenic, aesthetic level. It was fun to share with such talented colleagues. Somehow it drove us. When you have artists next to you who go to the maximum and have such a high level of commitment to dance tango, it elevates you. Tango is our life, for everyone," concluded the world champion.

In that sense, his partner added: "What I think changed this year may have to do with intention and maturity. We decided to vindicate romance, tenderness, and give special emphasis to a deep hug. That sometimes scarce in these times, right? In the times of TikTok and Instagram."

Complete article: https://www.pagina12.com.ar/2026/09...andose-campeona-del-mundo-en-tango-escenario/
 
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