Records & curiosities · Tango de Pista · 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
Eduardo Gómez Couto & Silvana Alejandra Ruiz1.95Ignacio Agustin Fonseca & Julieta Clara Yanes1.80Beco Maeso & Lucía Labandera1.75Gabriel "COLO" Bologna & Stella Sosa1.75Severin Fraser & Nana Urigaeva1.70The 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. 5.00 – 8.00
Closest to unanimous
Hernan Rodriguez & Maria Florencia Labiano0.10Ferrol Matthew Poluan & Muliany Rambe0.11Armando Aguilar & Alba Mariana Tolaba0.13Raúl Ehijo & Ximena Santana0.15Krishna Olmedo & Johanna Aranda0.15All record strips on this page share one scale, so a tight cluster of marks is real agreement and not a narrow axis. 5.00 – 8.00
Decided by thousandths
Elías Ramon Abdala & Maria Silvina del Bosqueadvanced by 0.000Alexander Skarlato & Carolina Oriaadvanced by 0.000Roberto Javier Bertellotti & Luz Luceroadvanced by 0.000Leonardo Nahuel Sarazzola & Maria de los Angeles Valdezmissed by 0.003Joaquin Gavaldá & Carolina Garcia Sueldomissed by 0.007Juan Maria Ponce & Sara Elisa Ruedamissed by 0.007The 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
Alberto Re & María Susana Eguaburo261 → 27 of 274Jakub Grzybek & Patrycja Cisowska-Grzybek263 → 57 of 274Michael Bizquiazzo & Natalia Pintos252 → 50 of 274Agustin Gutiérrez & Luz Mariel Mamani234 → 35 of 274Change 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
Roque Bravo & Mavi Rotili20 → 224 of 274Juan Antonio Séliman & Lucrecia Carrara Pozzi70 → 233 of 274Ivan Bagaev & Diana Mushtakova27 → 183 of 274Diego Amado & Tatiana Lopez49 → 198 of 274Change 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
Sandra Messina−1.57Roberto Zuccarino−1.45Leandro Oliver−1.41Verónica Alvarenga−1.40Hernán Alvarez Prieto−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
Juan David Vargas & Ornella Simonetto2024 · 2025 · 2026Erik Deslarmes & Nadia Aguilar2024 · 2025 · 2026Alexander Moncada Rojas & Martina Waldman2024 · 2025 · 2026Cristian Correa & Miriam Copello2024 · 2025 · 2026Facundo Barrionuevo & Agustina Juanbelz2024 · 2025 · 2026JUAN IGNACIO ETCHEVERRY & VERONICA BACHINI2024 · 2025 · 2026Diego Churquina & Paula Pandol2024 · 2025 · 2026Alejandro Beron & Kelly Lettieri2024 · 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
Anastasiia Rudiak2024 · 2025 · 2026Anna Goreva2024 · 2025 · 2026Ariel Manzanares2024 · 2025 · 2026Benjamin Grisoni2024 · 2025 · 2026Carlos Estigarribia2024 · 2025 · 2026Cristian Correa2024 · 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.