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Giggio was born in [[Santiago]] de Chile, during one of his parents’ frequent Latin-American tours. They are both artists performing jazz, tango, and bossa. He lived in Argentina until he was six and his family moved to Brazil, where he started his studies in tango at the age of 14. A few months later, he became Norberto “Pulpo” Ezebres’ disciple, with whom he started to work as an instructor. The common lack of tango references in Brazil took him back to Buenos Aires to look for some fresh material. There he became a part of CETA (Center of Experimental Tango Art), where he among other innovating dancers of his generation created one of the first electronic tango shows “Resureccion Urbana.” (http://tangofestivalberlin.de/2007/?eng=giggio_marina) | Giggio was born in [[Santiago]] de Chile, during one of his parents’ frequent Latin-American tours. They are both artists performing jazz, tango, and bossa. He lived in Argentina until he was six and his family moved to Brazil, where he started his studies in tango at the age of 14. A few months later, he became Norberto “Pulpo” Ezebres’ disciple, with whom he started to work as an instructor. The common lack of tango references in Brazil took him back to Buenos Aires to look for some fresh material. There he became a part of CETA (Center of Experimental Tango Art), where he among other innovating dancers of his generation created one of the first electronic tango shows “Resureccion Urbana.” (http://tangofestivalberlin.de/2007/?eng=giggio_marina) | ||
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Giggio Giovanni y Marina Marques
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Giggio wurde in Santiago de Chile, während einer der vielen Lateinamerika-Reisen seiner Eltern geboren. Beide sind Künstler, die Jazz, Tango und Bossa aufführen. Er lebte er in Argentinien, bis er sechs Jahre alt war und seine Familie nach Brasilien zog, wo er im Alter von 14 anfing Tango zu lernen. Ein paar Monate später wurde er Norberto “Pulpo” Ezebres Schüler. Der allgemeine Mangel an Tango-Bezügen ließ ihn nach Buenos Aires gehen und nach frischem Material suchen. Dort wurde er Teil des CETA (Zentrum für experimentelle Tangokunst) und erarbeitete zusammen mit anderen Tänzern seiner Generation die erste elektronische Tango-Show „Resurreccion Urbana.“ (http://tangofestivalberlin.de/2007/?deu=giggio_marina)
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Giggio was born in Santiago de Chile, during one of his parents’ frequent Latin-American tours. They are both artists performing jazz, tango, and bossa. He lived in Argentina until he was six and his family moved to Brazil, where he started his studies in tango at the age of 14. A few months later, he became Norberto “Pulpo” Ezebres’ disciple, with whom he started to work as an instructor. The common lack of tango references in Brazil took him back to Buenos Aires to look for some fresh material. There he became a part of CETA (Center of Experimental Tango Art), where he among other innovating dancers of his generation created one of the first electronic tango shows “Resureccion Urbana.” (http://tangofestivalberlin.de/2007/?eng=giggio_marina)