- Bruce Wee began dancing tango back in 1999 and been an avid dancer of the art ever since. Born and raised in Hawaii, he began studying tango with good friend and mentor, George Garcia. He strives to explore all the flavors and nuances of the various styles of tango and not be a proponent of one style over another. Instead, trying to find the joy and richness in each of them.

- Yoko Wee  spend half her life as a dancer. A native of Japan, she learned jazz dance and modern ballet at "Koko Kojima Dance Active" Studio where she trained for 13 years and performed regularly with that troupe at Tokyo. Yoko discovered Argentine Tango in Hawaii in 2002 and changed to this elegant and emotional dance. This is when Bruce and Yoko first met. After returning to Japan, she joined the "Luna de Tango Dance Academy" and studied under José María Luna & Laura Mangione. She now resides in Hawaii.

- Bruce and Yoko have been dancing and performing Argentine Tango together since 2002. They have performed at many appearances across Oahu, several shows in the Maui Tango Fest, and also placing as semi-finalists in The 2006 World Tango Festival in Tokyo, Japan. They have taught tango all across the Hawaiian Islands including course work for the University of Hawaii. The embodiment of their philosophy stems from gentle yet undeniable leading and always expressing the music as richly as possible. In recent years, they have been exploring the connection between Eastern Philosophies and Argentine Tango.