Graziano Brambilla

Graziano’s passion for tango began in childhood, listening to records at home and absorbing the music almost by osmosis. Over time, a love of music—and formal instrumental study—naturally evolved into a fascination with improvisation and a curiosity about dance: tango as a lived experience. What started as an unexpected discovery became a path, first serendipitous and then purposefully pursued, woven into daily life through years of study, practice, and nights in the milonga—shaping a deep, enduring passion.

His approach today is rooted in the Argentine tango of the early 2000s, carried forward within the tradition and musicality of the classic repertoire, yet free of rigid codes and open to genuine improvisation in movement and musical interpretation.

Graziano trained with Marianna Fontana and Enrico Massironi, and has continued to refine his dancing alongside many leading Argentine artists, including Pablo Inza, Mariano “Chicho” Frúmboli, Eugenia Parrilla, Noelia Hurtado, Juana Sepúlveda, Matías Facio, Héctor Corona, Silvina Machado, Gastón Torelli, Mariana Dragone, Martín Maldonado, Maurizio Ghella, Rodrigo Palacio, Agustina Berenstein, and others over the years, taking part in festivals and intensive seminars.