Top Rated Tango Shows in Buenos Aires, Argentina

April 10, 2012 - PRLog -- Tango dance originated in Rio de la Plata, and spread to the rest of the world soon after.
Early tango was known as tango criollo. Today, there are different types of tango dance such as Argentine tango or Uruguayan.

Popularly and among tango dancing circles, the authentic tango is considered to be the one which is closest to that originally danced in Argentina and Uruguay. In 2009, Argentina and Uruguay suggested that the Tango be inscribed onto the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists and in October of the same year UNESCO approved it.

El Viejo Almacen Tango Show:
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We invite you to enjoy our show dinner on the most traditional tango corner. An international menu, the most typical dishes and the best Argentine wines introduce you to an unforgettable evening. The most applauded tango show worldwide relives the old times of the tango and takes us back to the times of "malevos" and "arrabales" in the soil where the tango set its first roots… Buenos Aires. We offer a varied menu of international standard and our most typical dishes, served with the best Argentine wines. An ideal place where to relive the good times, the spirit of the city, the scents of our streets, and the heart of our "Buenos Aires Querido".

Madero Tango. Dinner + Tango Show
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To watch from the most spectacular window in the city the blend of the river that brought the immigrants who would give birth to tango, with the most modern buildings of Argentina, is to acknowledge that tango is alive. To enjoy “experiencing Madero Tango” is to really get to know where tango lives. This musical gênre recently declared human heritage is much more than the memory of its golden decades. Today, tango moves your nerve, impassions you, woes you, …it is definitely alive and it is the real and vivid story of every day life. Madero Tango is the only place of its kind where the present and the past merge to create a bond between the audience and tango that is never forgotten. Long live tango, enjoy Madero Tango!

La Esquina de Carlos Gardel Tango Show
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At the corner of the alley named after Carlos Gardel and Anchorena street, next to a statue that immortalizes the most famous tango singer, there used to be a restaurant. Opened in 1893, this place it was a silent companion to Carlitos Gardel’s nights of dining and tango singing until sunrise with friends, maybe due to the proximity to Carlos Gardel’s home at Jean Jaures street, less than two blocks away. Today, more than 100 years later, as if by magic, this story comes back into life. Esquina Carlos Gardel, located exactly on the same lot where Chanta Cuatro used to be, offers an unmatched, unbeatable alternative in Tango theme restaurants. The authentic roots and the pure essence of the Argentine tango in a full show of music, singing and dancing of top artistic quality.

Cafe de los Angelitos Tango Show
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“Cafè de los Angelitos” is an alive witness of more than one hundred years of Buenos Aires history. By their door the most outstanding personalities of the political and artistic atmosphere of century XX marched past, and in their tables many of the pages were written that made of Buenos Aires a city that breathes tango in each corner. Built again to new according to an ambitious architectonic project, conformed by two floors and one subsoil, exhibits luxury and distinction until in his more imperceptible details. “Cafè de los Angelitos” offers a tango show with first international level, executed by an excellent orchestra of six musicians, an orchestra of young ladies, two singers and ten dancers, who during one hour and thirty minutes, make a performance on the imposing scene stage a unique spectacle in their type.