Though only in their early twenties, the Argentine brothers Enrique and Guillermo di Fazio have already become a legendary dance couple: Los Hermanos Macana. They are famous worldwide for their breathtaking and witty tango interpretations. With their full length “Two men shows” they thrill their audiences at Tango, Dance and Theatre festivals from America to Europe and Australia.

They couldn’t have chosen a more striking stage name: The term “ macana” comes from the Lunfardo, the language of the harbour quarters of Buenos Aires and means “a witty guy”, but also “one who’s just got it”. And that’s exactly what they are: playful and comical but with an incredible technical brilliance.

A unique couple bursting of ideas and energy, not only because there are two men doing the tango together. Yet Los Macanas are everything else but a modern couple. Deliberately they call themselves traditional tango dancers. Thus they take up an important part of tango history, when at the beginning of the last century men danced with each other. A consequence of the lack of ladies in the immigration country Argentina.