BIANCA VRCAN
INTERNATIONAL TANGO DANCER AND TEACHER - COMPOSER
Bianca Vrcan, originally from Montenegro, is a distinguished Argentine Tango instructor and passionate dancer with a career that spans over two decades. She first fell in love with Tango in 1995 and quickly became one of the leading figures in the dance community. From 1997 to 2019, Bianca was a key figure in London’s Tango scene, where she founded the highly regarded Rojo y Negro Tango school in 2000.
Known for her innovative and distinctive teaching approach, Bianca combined biomechanical analysis with a deep understanding of movement, making her method a hallmark of the school.
The Rojo y Negro school became a cornerstone of London’s Tango community, offering classes for all levels, as well as organizing milongas, concerts, and festivals.
Bianca's dance training is extensive and diverse. She studied Tango in Buenos Aires, the birthplace of the dance, and also pursued contemporary dance in London. Her academic achievements include a university degree in Dance and two Masters from England’s most prestigious universities—Laban Conservatory of Dance and Music, and Goldsmiths University.
Throughout her career, Bianca has studied a wide range of dance styles and movement techniques, such as flamenco, salsa, zouk, yoga, synchronized swimming, Feldenkrais technique, and trapeze, reflecting her broad passion for movement in all its forms.
In addition to her accomplishments as a dancer and teacher, Bianca is a talented musician. In 2013, she released her first Tango album, Tango for London, which was launched at the annual Tango Rojo festival organised by Rojo y Negro school. The album, a fusion of her musical and Tango expertise, was later re-recorded in Buenos Aires with some of the finest musicians and re-released as Made in Buenos Aires by Bianca Vrcan and Tanguedad Orchestra.
Fluent in five languages, Bianca’s linguistic skills have allowed her to teach Tango worldwide, offering lessons in various countries and making her a truly international presence in the Tango community. She is also currently learning Russian, further expanding her ability to connect with diverse audiences and students.
Today, Bianca is based in Montenegro, where she lives alongside her partner, Lucas Boock, an accomplished Argentine Tango artist in his own right. Together, they divide their time between Montenegro and international teaching engagements, where they continue to inspire dancers around the world. In addition to their teaching, Bianca and Lucas co-organize Misterio, a unique Tango marathon held annually in Montenegro each May, which attracts Tango enthusiasts from around the globe. Through this event, they offer a distinctive experience that blends Tango with the beauty and energy of the Montenegrin landscape.
With her wealth of experience, Bianca Vrcan remains a central figure in the global Tango community, bringing her expertise, passion, and creativity to all her endeavors.
LUCAS BOOCK
INTERNATIONAL TANGO DANCER AND TEACHER - SINGER
Argentine tango artist from Patagonia, internationally recognized as a dancer, singer, and teacher.
He has performed across Europe, South America, and Asia, collaborating with Hyperion Ensemble and leading tango orchestras.
Based in Europe, he is actively touring worldwide and expanding into new markets, including Oceania.
Born in the Patagonian region of Argentina, this artist has developed a strong identity within contemporary tango, where dance, music, and interpretation converge into a distinctive personal language.
His training began in Argentine folklore and evolved into tango through an approach that integrates technique, musicality, and emotional connection. Over the years, he deepened his studies with renowned teachers while also incorporating knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics, allowing him to approach movement with precision, awareness, and expressive depth.
Today, he stands out as a dancer, singer, choreographer, and teacher, with a powerful stage presence and a clear pedagogical approach adaptable to students of different levels, cultures, and tango styles.
As a singer, he has performed at international festivals and stages across Europe, South America, and Asia, collaborating notably with Hyperion Ensemble, as well as with renowned orchestras such as Bandonegro, Solo Tango, Sexteto Cristal, and Beltango. His interpretation is defined by a deep emotional connection to tango, honoring its traditional roots while bringing a contemporary and personal vision.
Currently based in Europe, he continues to expand his artistic project alongside his dance and creative partner, performing at festivals, workshops, and events worldwide, while extending his presence into new territories, including the Oceania market. His work reflects an ongoing pursuit: to preserve the essence of tango while expressing it through an authentic and contemporary voice.
