Rojo Tango

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Rojo Tango
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“If you caught a glimpse of Mick Jagger, Katy Perry, or Sting watching tango in Buenos Aires , you probably saw them at Rojo Tango, the crème de la crème of shows inside the Faena Hotel . Plush red leather banquettes, red carpet, and red drapes fill the cabaret-style space that runs this sensual and…”
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Condé Nast TravelerJan 2

14 Best Places for Tango in Buenos Aires, According to an Argentinian

When the sun sets, the dancing starts.

Exclusive tango show inside the Faena Hotel

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  • El Viejo AlmacenRestaurantTango venue since 1969, offers dinner and show
  • El QuerandíRestaurantRestored 1920s mansion with communal seating for tango show
  • Esquina Homero ManziRestaurantHistoric corner venue in Boedo neighborhood for traditional tango
  • Piazzolla TangoTheatreTheater honoring Astor Piazzolla, focuses on music
  • Tango PorteñoRestaurantIt's polished, professional, and unapologetically geared toward tourists, but that's not necessarily a bad thing if you…
  • Bar Los LaurelesRestaurantLegendary tango bar, historic site of cultural importance
  • La VentanaRestaurantVenue in a historic conventillo with tango and folklore shows
  • Rojo TangoTheatreExclusive tango show inside the Faena Hotel
  • Tango QueerPlaceLGBTQ milonga in San Telmo with non-customary gender roles
  • Salón Canning (Milonga Parakultural)PlacePalermo institution known for its slick wood floors
  • La Catedral ClubPlaceAlternative tango dancehall in a former dairy factory
  • Café de Los AngelitosCaféHistoric café transformed into a grand ballroom tanguería
  • La VirutaPlaceWelcoming space in the Armenian Cultural Center to dance tango
  • El BesoPublic artworkPop-up tango dance hall with a different theme nightly
  • San TelmoNeighborhoodA well-preserved area of the Argentine metropolis, it hosts some of its oldest buildings.
  • BoedoTrain stationThe neighborhood and one of its principal streets were named after Mariano Boedo, a leading figure in the Argentine…
  • Piazzolla Tango SextetPlace
  • Galería GuemesSight
  • Ricardo MarínSight
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