Fátima Vitale stands among the world’s most respected tango dancers — a dazzling performer whose artistry transcends borders and generations. Known for her magnetic stage presence, impeccable technique, and deep emotional connection to the music, Fátima embodies the spirit of tango in its purest and most modern forms.

She received her education at her home Buenos Aires at the Instituto Universitario Nacional de Artes (IUNA) and studied tango with well known masters from Buenos Aires including: Gabriel Missé, Osvaldo Zotto, Lorena Ermocida, Gabriel Angio, Natalia Games, Alejandra Armenti and Daniel Juarez. Besides tango,  she is also well trained in contemporary dance, classical ballet, jazz, composition and improvisation.

Fátima dances both tango de salon and stage tango, and has worked in many of the great tango houses of Buenos Aires. She has also worked and performed with reknown dance companies such as: Tanguera, Deya vu, Tango Malambo, Bien de Tango, Corporation Tango and Nada mas que malambo.

She started touring the world in 2007, performing and teaching at international Tango festivals in many countries across Asia, Europe, North and South America.

In 2012 , Fátima registered for two categories and won both the 'Tango de Salon' and 'Milonga' category of the Buenos Aires Championship 2012. In the World Tango Championship 2012, she placed second in the 'Tango de Salon' category. In 2013, she was finalist in the 'Tango Escenario' category of the World Tango Championship.

Through the success and experience her expertise led to invitations to jury in other competitions: 2013 she was invited to judge the International Championship of Medellin and Chile's Milonga Championship 2013, the UK Tango Championship in London 2015 and the European Championship in Cervia, Italy 2016.

Fátima lives, performs and teaches Tango at festivals and dance schools around the world, always with the goal to induce applicable technique to develop a personal and natural style. She is mainly touring as a couple with the highly recognized Argentinian dancer Javier Rodriguez. Since 2015, her second home is Berlin, Germany.

In Tango Frostbite 2026, Fátima will be teaching and performing with the fantastic Sebastian Jimenez.