For as long as I have been a Strictly superfan, there are 2 dances that I have been searching and searching for the name of the music they were danced to - and have failed, miserably!

No Wikipedia update, blog or forum has ever been able to solve the mystery, however I know there are not only other superfans on here, but genuine dancers and teachers who may know.

The first is:

Lesley & Anton's Tango from Series 1

http://youtu.be/0eyWQH9pz0Y

The second is:

The pro Paso from Series 4

http://youtu.be/3BYF0u1hYAU

Or rehersal footage

http://youtu.be/n9X0Srx27Yg

People have suggested La Cumparsita for the Tango and a variant of Espana Cani for the Paso, neither of which is accurate. I'd just like to know so I can find a decent copy of both to download and use.

Suggestions, please...

Ultimate Strictly is a brilliant website for this kind of thing. Hopefully you'll find what you're after there.

the tango is called sensation this is the version I have https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTVwypBCEoY

paso maybe Spanish Flamenco Matadors?

They both seem to be out of the James Last catalogue ...

nah james last paso not like that have asked a comp promoter on my facebook re the paso the tango is def Sensation

will be able to let you know paso tomorrow he recognises it just needs to check title

The paso is called Paso Cordoba taken from Gold Star Paso Doble Album (not on youtube) intesstingly Brendan and Camilla feature on the Album cover a link to listing is below if you click on arrow at side it will allow you to listen knew my dance promoter friend would know it

http://www.allmusic.com/album/gold-s...e-mw0000190842

Well done on the Tango mystery, HOWEVER, the Paso isn't Paso Cordoba. I managed to find a slightly different audio byte of it elsewhere - and while there are similar elements (as with most Paso music) - it's not THE track in question...

I'm absolutely stumped! Any other ideas?

Just spoke to my scource who says it is paso cordoba with a different arrangement - he is trying to get source for me (he is good at this stuff)

we now think it is a mix of Paso Cordoba and this version (minus the singing ) of Malaguena https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHE_WMq9nDQ