Ragnar is a world traveler with a deep love for music and dance. Based in Germany, his passion for tango Argentino has taken him across borders both physical and metaphorical, connecting him with people and cultures through the universal language of tango. 

Music has always been an essential part of his life; outside of tango, Ragnar plays the guitar and enjoys writing his own songs. 

He curates each tanda to take dancers on a journey, guiding them through a rich variety of traditional tango music over the course of the milonga. For Ragnar, DJing is not just about playing music—it’s about creating an experience where music, movement and expression come together, where the dancers move to and within the music as they create a unique connection with their partner.

Ragnar is an internationally recognized DJ and gives lectures on tango music history. Reach out if you are interested in having Ragnar at your next event. 

Sean has been dancing, teaching, and performing tango since 2009 and has has trained extensively with tango maestros Giselle Anne, Gustavo Naveira, Nick Jones, Diana Cruz, Gabriel Gamound, Gianpiero Galdi, and Lorena Tarantino. 

Sean has performed across the US, including in the tango shows "Piazzolla, en Sus Palabaras" and "Carmen, the Tango", and in festival events such as Tango on the Rocks, the Windy City Tango Festival, and the Dallas Holiday Weekend. In 2017 Sean was the ATUSA stage champion and represented the US at the tango Mundial in Buenos Aires. 

Sean is committed to supporting the tango community and growing tango dancers. He was a co-founder of the Tuesday Tango Training practica in DC. And since 2022, Sean has been teaching and organizing the Princeton University Tango Club. He is the organizer of Princeton's annual tango festival, Intercambio de Tango, organizes and teaches several tango workshops and intensives, and gives a number of lectures on tango and tango music history including: A History of Tango Recordings, Friendly Feedback - Tools for Effective Communication, and Creating a Culture of Community, among others. 

Sean is also the developer of TigerTango, an interface developed specifically for the needs of tango DJs. TigerTango is free to use and is used by tango DJs around the world.    

You can connect with Sean by reaching out to him at sericson0@gmail.com