Pablo Verón, described by Libération as “the best dancer in the world,” is a legendary figure in tango and a pioneer in its modern evolution. Having learned from the great masters of Argentine tango, he has bridged generations, earning global respect. Time Out New York called him, “the feet of God.” Pablo has performed in the iconic Tango Argentino, danced for President Bill Clinton at the White House, and appeared in films such as The Tango Lesson, Assassination Tango, and The Man Who Cried, alongside stars like Johnny Depp and Robert Duvall. He has also choreographed acclaimed shows like Tanghost and composed music for the Millennium Tango concert in San Remo. With a career spanning over 35 years, his awards include the American Choreography Award and a Guggenheim scholarship. Pablo continues to inspire dancers worldwide through his workshops and masterclasses, sharing his passion and expertise with the tango community.