Hernán Piquín

In 1985 he was invited as an honor student by the School of the English National Ballet (in London), where he was named "solo dancer" and as "principal dancer" at Le Jeune Ballet de France (in Paris).^[2]

In 1992 he joined the Teatro Colón's Stable Ballet. Since 1994 he has worked as principal dancer in the Argentine Ballet of Julio Bocca, with which he toured Europe, Asia, Africa and the entire American continent.^[2]

In 1998 he joined the Smuin Ballets/SF (San Francisco Ballet), with whom he performed Medea, Q to V and Homeless.^[2]

In 2002 he replaced Julio Bocca in the main role of the show Boccatango which was presented at the International Transplant Congress, at the Jackie Glackson Theater (in Miami).^[2]

In 2003, Andrea Candela (Julio Bocca's assistant) created the play September, especially for Hernán Piquin and Cecilia Figaredo, which they premiered that same year at the Teatro Ópera in Buenos Aires.^[2]

In October 2004 he starred in Orfeo (by José Limón) at the Teatro Ópera in the city of Buenos Aires.^[2]

He premiered "Tango", "Coven" and "Ketiak" at the Borges Cultural Center, with choreographies by Ana María Stekelman and Oscar Aráiz.^[2]

In 2005 he participated in the «Eighty Years Gala» of the Stable Ballet of the Teatro Colón. the AlternativaTeatral.com website.

In 2006 he premiered Hernán Buenosayres, angel and demon .

In 2007 he worked as principal dancer for the Teatro Colón Ballet.

In 2008 he starred in the film Aniceto, by Leonardo Favio.

In 2009 he participated in the soap opera Herencia de amor (by Telefé).

In 2010 he coached the media character Fabio La Mole Moli, in the television contest Dancing for a Dream, by Marcelo Tinelli.^[3]

In 2011 he participated in this same contest (along with Noelia Pompa) and won it. For this he was criticized by several Argentine dancers.^[4]

He participated in the second consecutive year in Dancing for a dream, since as the winner of 2011 he had the opportunity to return to Dancing for a drem 2012 and became champion of the contest, thus becoming the first two-time champion in the history of this dance contest.

In 2014, for the third time in a row, he reached the final of Dancing for a Dream (this time with Cecilia Figaredo), he became runner-up losing against the couple made up of the comedians Anita Martínez and Bicho Gómez.

In 2016, he presents his new show Let It Be a love story.

In 2017, he tours with: "Let It Be, a love story".

In 2019, he will participate for the third consecutive year with Macarena Rinaldi in Dancing for a dream.

In 2021 he was launched as a councilor of avanza libertad, in the Pilar Party, together with Juan Martin Tito.

Year	Production	Organization	Direction	Choreography	Character	Country
1985	English National Ballet					England
1985	Le Jeune Ballet				Various roles	France
1986	Caracas Youth Ballet				Various roles	Venezuela
1992- 1994	Stable Ballet of the Teatro Colón.				Various roles	Argentina
1998	Swan Lake	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Jean-Pierre Aviotte	Main Role	Argentina
2000	Medea	Smuin Ballets of San Francisco			Main Role	United States
2000	QaV	Smuin Ballets of San Francisco			Main Role	United States
2001	Homeless	Smuin Ballets of San Francisco			Main Role	United States
2002	Boccatango	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca		Main Role	Argentina
2003	Night Chase	Lino Patalano	Julio Bocca	Chet Walker	Main Role	Argentina
2003	September	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Andrea Candela	Main Role	Argentina
2004	The man with the red tie	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Ana Stekelman	Soloist Role	Argentina
2005	Nine Sinatra Songs	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Ana Stekelman	Main Role	Argentina
2004	Orpheus			Jose Limon	Main Role	Argentina
2005	Tango[clarification needed]	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Ana Stekelman - Oscar Aráiz	Main Role	Argentina
2005	Aquellarre	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Ana Stekelman - Oscar Aráiz	Main Role	Argentina
2005	Ketiak	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Ana Stekelman - Oscar Aráiz	Main Role	Argentina
2005	Desiderata	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Andrea Candela	Main Role	Argentina
2005	Tango Brujo	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Ana Stekelman	Main Role	Argentina
2005	The River, by Alvin Ailey	Argentine Ballet	Julio Bocca	Ana Stekelman	Main Role	Argentina
2005	Gala of the 80 years of the Ballet	Teatro Colón			Special Role	Argentina
2006	Hernán BuenosAyres		Laura Roatta	Margarita Fernandez	Main Role	Argentina
2007	Bayadera	Colón Theater			Main Role	Argentina
2007	Boléro	Teatro Colón			Main Role	Argentina
2008	Marathon	Maipo Group			Main Role	Argentina
2009	The party is at the Tabarís	Gerardo Sofovich	Gerardo Sofovich		Main Role	Argentina
2010	The Great Burlesque	Maxi Oliva - M. Gallardo	Flavio Mendoza	Flavio Mendoza	Main Role	Argentina
2010	Nazareno Cruz and the wolf	Mariana Gonzales Pozzi	N. González Pozzi		Special Role	Argentina
2010 - 2011	Tango Passion	Veronica Scally	Laura Roatta	Sol Viviano - Osmar Odone	Main Role	Argentina
2010	Captive loves		Laura Roatta	M. Fernández - Laura Roatta	Main Role	Argentina
2011 - 2013	Freddie	GRG Range	Ricardo Auraz	Margarita Fernandez- Laura Roatta	Main Role	Argentina
2014	Signum	Berenstein, Gallardo and Camaño	Sean Mac Mckeown	Andrea Candela	Main Role	Argentina
2014	Ballad for my Death	Marcelo Gallardo		Sol Viviano - Osmar Odone	Main Role	Argentina
2014 - 2015	Pasional	Marcelo Gallardo		Sol Viviano - Osmar Odone	Main Role	Argentina
2016 - 2017	Let it be - A Love Story	Marcelo Gallardo		Georgina Tirotta	Main Role	Argentina
2017 - 2018	Between Boleros and Tangos	JUST ART	Hernán Piquín, Osmar Odone and Sol Viviano		Main Role	Argentina
2018	Dionisio	Dance Company - Rafael Amargo Theater	Pablo Mori	Rafael Amargo and Ramón Oller	Apollo	Spain
2019	Fire and Passion between Boleros Tango and Flamenco	JUST ART	Hernán Piquín, Osmar Odone and Sol Viviano		Main Role	Argentina

• Carmen
• Le corsaire
• Giselle
• Serenade
• Apollo
• Mixture, Dance in the Park (dancer).
• Stars in dance (dancer).