Michał Shevchenko is an experienced tango DJ and organizer of numerous tango marathons and festivals in Poland. He was the first organizer in the country to be granted the right to host the official qualifying rounds for the World Tango Championships in Buenos Aires. During the Karpaty Tango Festival, he will perform a unique vinyl set.
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Born in Argentina, Tomás Corbalán brings the true spirit of Buenos Aires to the milonga. A tango dancer from a young age and a seasoned musician, he builds his sets based on a deep understanding of both the dance floor and the music itself. Although his musical journey has taken him through many different genres, tango has always remained his greatest love.
Tomás creates dynamic, emotional sets that respect tradition while maintaining the energy on the dance floor and encouraging dancers to stay in each other's embrace until the very last tanda.
Michał Gabriel has remained faithful to traditional tango for years, and the orchestras of Osvaldo Pugliese and Aníbal Troilo hold a special place in his musical choices. His experience in London and his involvement in the Kraków tango scene have allowed him to develop his own, highly conscious musical sensibility. During the Karpaty Tango Festival, we'll hear carefully selected tangos, waltzes, and milongas played from vinyl records.
Andrzej Adamczyk has been working to develop Argentine tango in southeastern Poland for over 15 years as an instructor, organizer, and Tango DJ. He has co-founded tango communities in Rzeszów, Radom, Kielce, Stalowa Wola, Tarnobrzeg, and Sandomierz, among others. His musical experience and long-standing presence on the dancefloors allow him to create a unique atmosphere for every milonga.
Robert Kandefer has been a tango DJ since 2008. During this time, he has hosted nearly 600 milongas in Poland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Germany, Lithuania, and Latvia. In his sets, he dedicates special attention to building atmosphere, the flow of the evening, and the comfort of the dancers. He treats music not as background, but as the heart of every milonga—full of emotion, tension, and stories hidden in the sounds of old tango masters.
From Alicante to the heart of the dance floor!
A passionate milonga enthusiast and tireless dancer, Patxi has been electrifying dance floors for over 20 years with a musical style that balances tradition and innovation.
His sensitivity and connection with the dancers shines through in every set. Using the traditional orchestras of the golden age as a guiding thread, he progresses from the rhythmic power of orchestras like D’Arienzo or Donato to the nuances of more contemporary orchestras, brimming with emotion and sensitivity.
Fernando De Lutiis, originally from Argentina, has lived and worked in Krakow for many years. He is the founder of the milonga Porteño y Bailarín, a tango teacher, and an organizer of tango events. As a tango DJ, he is known for his perfectly balanced, traditional sets, appreciated by dancers throughout Poland.
Musically and dance-wise, my foundation is the classics, which teach us free improvisation and depth.
However, my true passion is experimenting and breaking patterns.
The path to playing wasn't obvious, but I found myself drawn to the energy of contemporary orchestras and, especially, alternative sounds.
I eagerly share what resonates with my soul, and I love to dance to it.
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