Records & curiosities · Tango Escenario · 2026
The extremes of the official scoresheets: where the panel agreed, where it split, and how thin the margins were. Every figure comes from the sheet linked at the foot of this page.
Most divided panels
Matteo Faricciotti & Michela Toro1.70Leonel Iuri & Valentina Garrido1.67Lucas Adrián Blanco & Clara Puig Fiorillo1.62Fernando Nahuel Tortosa & Sinta Karolina Koesnadi1.60Cristian Alvarez & Paula Isaurralde1.59The gap between the highest and the lowest mark a couple received. Panels differ in size from stage to stage, so this gap is comparable only within one stage. 5.10 – 8.00
Closest to unanimous
Cristian Lopez & Naoko Tsutsumizaki0.09Ariel Leguizamon & Yesica Esquivel0.17Carlos Cisneros & Juan Segui0.17Ivan Vivas & Camila Pina0.20Hernan David Lopez & Camila Ayelen Luna0.20All record strips on this page share one scale, so a tight cluster of marks is real agreement and not a narrow axis. 5.10 – 8.00
Decided by thousandths
Federico Borquez & Agostina Calaadvanced by 0.000Bubis Mikhail & Sofia Titovaadvanced by 0.000Ilia Senatorov & Maria Korsakovaadvanced by 0.000Maximiliano Astorga & Marilyn Monguímissed by 0.026Fernando de Campos & Debora Ambrosanomissed by 0.043Bautista Herrera & Victoria Adamimissed by 0.050The narrowest margins on either side of the cutoff, exactly as printed. Where couples share the same average at the cutoff, the official sheet decided between them and does not print the tiebreak.
Biggest climbs
Eduardo Roman & Tamara Borda52 → 21 of 69Ulises García & Florencia Campo50 → 22 of 69Alexander Komogortsev & Kristina Komogortseva53 → 26 of 69Artem Luchin & Polina Luchina55 → 28 of 69Change of position between two consecutive stages, counted only among the couples that danced both. Each stage has a different field, so this is the only movement the sheets support.
Biggest falls
Valentin Mayores & Constanza Cano Morel32 → 63 of 69Octavio Gil Rojas & Ligeia Moya Bravo16 → 47 of 69Ivan Vivas & Camila Pina12 → 40 of 69Diego Churquina & Rocio Sanchez7 → 33 of 69Change of position between two consecutive stages, counted only among the couples that danced both. Each stage has a different field, so this is the only movement the sheets support.
Strict and generous
How far a judge’s marks sat from the average of their own panel on the same couple. It describes the scale a judge used, not the quality of their judging, and it cannot be compared across panels. Judges with at least 40 marks this year.
Alone against the panel
Ricardo Astrada−1.61Ricardo Astrada−1.60Guillermina Quiroga−1.55Ricardo Astrada−1.45Ricardo Astrada−1.40The single marks furthest from the median of their own panel. Panels are meant to disagree — one mark is not a verdict.
Couples whose sheet recorded fewer marks than the panel size are left out of these records.
Across all editions
Danced every edition
Facundo Cabral & Mara Navarro2024 · 2025 · 2026Lautaro Levato & Milagros Quintana2024 · 2025 · 2026Franco Cocheret & Juliana Mansilla2024 · 2025 · 2026Ariel Leguizamón & Yesica Esquivel2024 · 2025 · 2026Lucas Guevara & Daniela Bravo2024 · 2025 · 2026Jesus Taborda & Carla Domínguez2024 · 2025 · 2026Facundo Vilches & Irina Cristoff Veleff2024 · 2025 · 2026LUIS EMILIO CAPPELLETTI & vittoria franchina2024 · 2025 · 2026Couples that appear in 2024, 2025 and 2026 with the same two dancers. Matched by dancer name across editions — spelling in the official sheets can vary.
Came back with a new partner
Federica Tobares2024 · 2025 · 2026Froyamel Corro2024 · 2025 · 2026Matteo Antonietti2024 · 2025 · 2026Aldana Belén Tade2024 · 2025 · 2026Debora Ambrosano2024 · 2025 · 2026Eliana Gisela Mola2024 · 2025 · 2026Dancers who returned in a later edition with a different partner. Matched by dancer name across editions — spelling in the official sheets can vary.