Hola listeros, I'm curious to know from those in European and Asian countries, who or what specially popularized tango in your country. I know that Tango Argentino broke ground in France and went to Broadway, but it was Daniel Trenner who really made it take off in the U.S, planting tango seeds like Johnny Appleseed. It seems that Japan has a longer history of tango than the U.S. If you don't live in the U.S, who planted and watered the seeds in your country?
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