Octavio Fernandez and Carolina Giannini
An internationally renowned tango couple known for their elegant style, deep musicality, and powerful stage presence.

Octavio Fernández and Carolina Giannini are a distinguished Argentine tango couple celebrated for their dynamic partnership, technical precision, and expressive artistry on the international tango stage. Rooted deeply in the rich traditions of tango while embracing innovation, they have earned a reputation for captivating performances and transformative teaching.
Octavio Fernández began his tango journey as a teenager in Buenos Aires, studying under masters such as Rodolfo Dinzel and Mauricio Seifert. His natural talent and dedication led him to place third in the 2007 World Tango Salon Championship. He went on to perform in the historic tango show Sensaciones de Tango at Café Tortoni and later with the prestigious Tango x2 company, touring extensively across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. In addition to his performance career, Octavio is a respected tango DJ and the co-founder of El Yeite Tango Club and Festival, a vibrant cultural hub for tango in Buenos Aires.
Carolina Giannini brings a strong foundation in classical ballet and contemporary dance, having trained from the age of five. Her transition to tango allowed her to channel her refined technique into a dance of profound emotion and elegance. Carolina has performed on some of the world’s most prominent stages, including Sadler’s Wells in London and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. She has received numerous accolades for her choreographic work, including the 2018 Tango Awards and the 2019 UK Lukas Awards.
Together, Octavio and Carolina form a powerful artistic duo, seamlessly combining traditional tango aesthetics with a modern sensibility. Their connection, creativity, and respect for the music set them apart, making them sought-after performers and teachers at international festivals, workshops, and cultural events. Through their work, they continue to inspire dancers around the globe and contribute to the evolving language of Argentine tango.