Spending New Year’s Eve in Buenos Aires comes with one thing worth knowing before you improvise: on December 24th and 31st, the city does not work like it does on any other night. In Argentina, the holidays are a family affair held behind closed doors. The vast majority of restaurants shut down, the few that … Read more →

Carlos Gardel: life, career and why he is still the symbol of tango almost a century after his death. His most famous tangos, the cinema and the myth of the immortal singer.

Cómo es una noche típica en una casa de tango de Buenos Aires: cronograma hora a hora desde el pick-up al regreso al hotel, qué incluye y cómo prepararse.

Tango vs. opera show at the Teatro Colón: which cultural experience to choose according to your traveler profile, what each one includes and how to decide if you only have one night.

The four typical orchestras of classic tango: Juan D Arienzo, Carlos Di Sarli, Aníbal Troilo and Osvaldo Pugliese. Style, iconic tangos and how to recognize them when listening to them.

What is the cabeceo in a milonga: how to invite to dance tango with the look, why this code exists and other unwritten protocols of milonga etiquette.

The prices of tango shows in Buenos Aires vary according to the tango house, the format (show only, dinner show or VIP dinner) and the season. Rather than giving a single rate —which changes with each product—, this guide explains what determines how much you’ll pay and where to check the updated price of each … Read more →

The tango dance originated at the end of the 19th century in Buenos Aires and the Río de la Plata region. It emerged during a period of mass immigration, when European settlers, formerly enslaved Africans and local populations coexisted in rapidly growing urban areas. This mixture of cultures gave shape to tango as music and … Read more →