Immerse yourself into the tango atmosphere and get some tango classes in Buenos Aires. Dive into the vibrant culture, learn intricate steps, and connect with the rhythm of the city. Getting tango lessons in the birthplace of the dance. In this article, I’ll guide you to the best places for learning tango, whether you’re looking for an introduction or seeking top tango schools.
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Best tango classes in Buenos Aires
La Ventana Tango House
La Ventana, a popular tango show venue, offers an intro tango classes before dinner and the show. You’ll learn your first tango steps with a pro dancer. It was fun, though it didn’t exactly inspire me to dive into tango lessons. But honestly, I wasn’t expecting that. It’s just a cool way to get a taste of tango and pick up some basics. One of the best tango classes in Buenos Aires to follow.
The class starts at 07:00 PM.
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Tango Porteño Classes
Tango Porteño has a bit of history with tango classes. From the start, they’ve offered lessons at their venue before dinner begins. After the class, you even get a certificate saying you’ve “had your first introduction to tango.” It’s mostly for show, but it makes for a nice memory. Just remember, these pre-show classes are more about entertainment than actually learning to dance.
The class starts at 07:30 PM.
MORE INFO ABOUT TANGO PORTEÑOAljibe Tango Classes
Aljibe Tango House offers one of the earliest evening tango classes in Buenos Aires, making it an ideal option for families visiting the city with children. The timing allows you to enjoy a fun and engaging introduction to tango without staying out too late. It’s a great way to experience the city’s rich culture together in a family-friendly setting.
The class starts at 06:00 PM.
MORE INFO ABOUT ALJIBETango schools in Buenos Aires
Of course, in Buenos Aires city you will find professional tango schools. It is perfect if you are staying for a while in the country and want to truly learn to dance tango. Well-known tango schools are El Zorzal, El Tacuari, La Maleva,… You can click on the names to get linked to their website.
Often you need to contact them by WhatsApp to register yourself.
Milonga
A milonga is a social event where people come together to dance tango. It’s not just about dancing, though—it’s a whole experience. The night is filled with tango music, along with vals and milonga tunes, all played in sets called tandas. Between these sets, there’s a little break called a cortina, giving everyone a moment to chat or switch partners. Milongas have their own vibe and etiquette, like how you ask someone to dance with a subtle nod (cabeceo). It’s a fun way to dive into tango culture, whether you’re there to dance or just soak in the atmosphere.
You can join a Milonga tour, which is a great way to dive into the Milonga vibe.
