The Dark Age of Tango 

The coup in 1955 that ousted General Perón had profound consequences for Argentina as a whole, and for the Tango in particular. Read the full story in page 16 of the latest issue of Viva Magazine.

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Starting December 2014  and established as an annual event, VIVA MAGAZINE will compile and publish the list of the 100 most influential people in the SYDNEY LATIN SCENE  in recognition of their contribution in the development and strengthening of Latin dance in Australia. 

This work is one that is being strongly encouraged and supported by VIVA MAGAZINE, who has as one of its priorities to promote, first and above all, the true achievements of the Latin American culture in Australia.

This recognition WHO's WHO list will be published in de December issue of Viva Magazine and will show the first 20 people in order of significance and the 80 remaining names will be in alphabetical order.

THE NOMINATIONS

1- Tell us your name, phone and a valid email address.

2- List up to 6 people in each category on the entry form. 

3 - Fill in your entry form and submit it to us.
Nominations deadline Saturday 22nd November 2014

Argentina's stunning natural wonders and a passionate culture are as tempting as ever

An This is the home of sultry Tango and juicy steaks a country where an interest in football (soccer) and some nimble foot skills may be all you need to blend in with the locals theme.

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Seven reason to Salsa Dance 

It is a well known fact that salsa dance can reap you a number of physical benefits. But the advantages of salsa dancing do not stop in physical aspects alone. It can benefit the person emotionally too.

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Five Simple Makeup Ideas You Can Use Right Now

It would be so nice if inner beauty triumphed over outer appearance. But men are designed to care about packaging. It's time to accept the not-so-pretty facts about looks. 

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FRIDA

The professional and private life of the surrealist Mexican painter Frida Kahlo who channeled the pain of a crippling injury and her tempestuous marriage into her work. It stars Salma Hayek in her Academy Award nominated portrayal as Frida Kahlo and Alfred Molina as her husband, Diego Rivera. 

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