4.7 / 5Cafe de los Angelitos Tango Show & Drinks
- Immerse yourself in the captivating tango performance at the distinguished Cafe de Los Angelitos, a must-see cultural experience in Buenos Aires.
- Delight in the charm of the Rococo-styled venue, a popular spot for national celebrities, while enjoying a choice of wine, mineral water, or a soft drink.
- Witness the grace and expertise of professional dancers moving to the beat of Tango, a dance with roots in Argentina's lower-class districts.
- Experience the magic of live music from top musicians and a virtuoso orchestra performing above the stage, enhancing the authenticity of your tango show.
- Book now! Don't miss out on this attraction that tends to sell out quickly.
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Welcome to Buenos Aires, The Paris of South America, where you'll find the world-renowned Cafe de Los Angelitos. While the cafe plays host to national celebrities throughout the day, your visit begins in the evening. The venue's interior is an appealing Rococo style. Semi-formal attire is suggested for this trendy club. Included with the show, the cafe serves you a choice of either a half bottle of wine, a bottle of mineral water, or a soft drink. Traditional Argentinian fare is also available upon request (at an additional cost) to compliment your authentic Tango performance.
The spirited Tango performance at Cafe de Los Angelitos can not be overstated. It is beautifully choreographed and costumed, making this Buenos Aires excursion a true cultural experience. "Tango" is an African word, meaning drum, or dancing place. With European and African influences, the Tango dance originated during the late 19th century in Argentina's lower-class districts within Buenos Aires and Monteverde.
During the show, true professionals dance varieties of the Tango, moving to the beat in ways so graceful your feet may ache with envy. Speaking of the beat, Cafe de Los Angelos features only the top musicians. A nice surprise is a small orchestra, which includes virtuoso musicians playing above the stage.
In 2009, UNESCO placed the Tango on its Intangible Cultural Heritage List, and you'll understand why after this unforgettable Buenos Aires show. This opportunity to see the tango performed traditionally is not to be missed, so make your reservation today.