Alper Akgül - Türkiye

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DJ Alper Akgül (Turkey) is a professional concert pianist and musician.
He regularly DJs at various milongas in Istanbul and has performed at festivals and marathons across Europe.

He is known for creating a deeply rhythmic and emotional atmosphere on the dance floor. His musical selections are rooted in the Golden Age, with a focus on making dancers feel comfortable, connected, and fully immersed in the flow of the dance.

Get ready for an unforgettable musical journey in Mesopotamia… ✨

Sabri Güleç - Türkiye
 

Sabri Güleç discovered tango in 2008, and from 2010 onwards, his passion for tango music led him to become a DJ. Alongside Istanbul milongas, he has performed in many cities across Europe and around the world.

With his deep passion for Golden Age music and his strong musical storytelling, he creates an unforgettable atmosphere on the dance floor.

Mikail Akyıldız - Türkiye 
 

Mikail Akyıldız is a distinguished Tango DJ known for his profound understanding of the Golden Age of Tango. With a keen ear for the emotional ebb and flow of a milonga, he curates tandas that respect tradition while energising the dance floor. His selections are characterised by rhythmic precision and a melodic richness that guides dancers through an unforgettable journey.

Elena Fernandez - London

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“I never create a set without imagining how I would feel dancing to it.”
Elena Fernández is a tango DJ with a strong dance background, bringing deep musicality to her sets. She has DJed at milongas and festivals in London, Buenos Aires, and Turkey, and is the official DJ of the Turkish preliminary of the Buenos Aires Tango World Championship. Always seeking harmony and vibrant energy on the dance floor.

She is the legendary DJ of Diyarbakir MED Milonga, a milonga classic of Turkey, for 16 years. Sevgi, who likes to constantly change the atmosphere of the milonga, like the periods of the tango, can play Pugliese anger to the dancers in one milonga, and cheerful milongas dedicated to Puglise communism in another milonga. In every milonga, She does not neglect to greet her feminist comrades with a tanda whose vocals or instruments are either female, the "loners" with Hugo Diaz, and the romantics with Canaro. In her milongas, Cortinas are the messenger of the order of the day, the atmosphere of the milonga. And the finale is with the song "Bye-bye happiness, Hello loneliness"... after La Cumparsita, which has remained unchanged for 16 years :)