Fulvio Giraudo is a pianist, composer, musical director and arranger dedicated to tango onstage for more than 25 years. Formed mainly as a chamber music performer, Fulvio was early introduced to tango by Arturo Penón, mythical bandoneonist of Osvaldo Pugliese’s orchestra. Since then he has been part of some of the best groups and orchestras in Argentina: Sexteto Mayor, Quinteto Grande, Rascasuelos, El Desquite, and Sexteto Sur. He has toured America, Europe, Asia and Oceania. He has also participated in the most renowned tango festivals in Europe and America. He has participated in numerous recordings as composer, arranger and performer. He has also composed institutional music for TV (Solo Tango channel), for different performances (Social Tango), and for cinema (Chau Buenos Aires).

As a soloist he has performed Astor Piazzolla's Concerto for Bandoneon and Orchestra with the U.S. Oregon Symphony, and Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestras (with which he won an Emmy Award for Best Latin Concert).

He was director and first bandoneon player of the companies "Tango Argentino" and ¨Tango Pasión," performed the opera "María de Buenos Aires" in Poland and integrated the opera "Orestes, last Tango," with a tour of Holland and Belgium.

He accompanied important tango singers such as Roberto Goyeneche, Alberto Castillo and Alberto Morán. He worked with the teacher and director Lalo Schifrin, participated in the music for the film "Tango" by Carlos Saura. He participated in the documentaries "Café de los maestros" and "Si sos brujo." He is currently a soloist of the Juan de Dios Filiberto Argentine National Music Orchestra, he is musical director and first bandoneon player of the international company Forever tango and musical director and first bandoneon player of the Sexteto Mayor, the legendary orchestra that has more than 45 years of experience.

Prominent media such as the New York Times, Los Angeles time, Japan, La Nación Bs As, have praised him for his virtuosity. He was a student of Mr. Gingold at the University of Indiana Jaime Laredo and of Mr. Lysy at the Menuhin Gstaad Suisse academy.

He has received prizes in Chamber Music competitions in Italy, Geneva, Barcelona and the USA. New York string Ensemble A.Schneider in 1987 Carnegie Hall NY City,Kennedy Center Washington D.C.

He was part of the Broadway show Forever Tango.

In 2003 he began to be part of the Teatro Colón Philharmonic Orchestra.

Christian Basto graduated in composition and teaching and studied double bass with teachers Gerardo Ponce, Daniel Buono, Juan Pablo Navarro, Daniel Falasca and composition with Daniel Montes, Laura Baade, Diego Schissi, Daniel Ruggiero, Ricardo Hegman and Ariel Hagman.

He participated in the tango-dance companies of Mora Godoy, Eleonora Cassano and Miguel Ángel Zotto. He toured giving concerts in venues such as the Teatro Colón in Argentina, Carnegie Hall in the United States, the Sofía Theater in Bulgaria, Moscow International House of Music, the Oriental Art Center, Roskilde Festival in Denmark, La Villette in France, and the festival international tango of the city of Buenos Aires.

In 2013, she recorded her first recording material as a soloist Sinergia Tanguera, and in 2021, she made her debut as a composer on her new album titled "De Dónde Vengo." She has been part of the Orquesta Típica Misteriosa Bs As since 2012, with which she has recorded four albums and three singles.

In 2019 she toured Asia as part of the cast of the Thailand Tango Festival together with the Tango Select quartet, in the same year she participated in the Medellín Tango Festival (Colombia).

He has participated in "Festival Internacional de Tango de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires," "Encuentro de Tangueros del Interior," "Festival de Tango Milán," "Tango festival Berlín," "Fête de la Musique," among others.