Tango Show in Michelangelo

At this tango show in Michelangelo, you'll enjoy the legendary Argentinian musical genre in San Telmo, one of the main tango neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires.

Description

San Telmo is one of the most prominent tango neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires. In this district, you'll find Michelangelo, a renowned tango venue and restaurant, where you'll experience an unforgettable show. This tango show will present Argentina's great musical genre, an authentic symbol of national folklore, with its rhythm and sensuality transcending borders, having been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Nicolás Ledesma directs the show featuring Horacio Romo and Pablo Agri. The cast includes musicians from famous orchestras such as Leopoldo Federico and Sexteto Mayor, alongside vocalists Néstor Fabián and María Pisoni. Mateo Crespi will perform classic guitar pieces, complemented by outstanding folklore dancers and five tango couples.

Options

During the booking process, you can choose between the following options:

Tango show

This option includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Buenos Aires, admission to the show, and a drink (wine, champagne, beer, soft drink, or mineral water).

VIP show

This option includes all the benefits of the previous choice with a preferential location for viewing the show.

Show with dinner

This option includes the tango show and a delicious à la carte dinner.

VIP show + dinner

This option includes the tango show along with a delicious à la carte dinner.

Operating hours

When you make your reservation, please consider the following schedules:

Pickup at Palermo hotels (for options with dinner): 6:30 pmPickup at downtown Buenos Aires hotels (for options with dinner): 7 pmDinner: from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pmPick-up at Palermo hotels (for options without dinner): 8:30 pmPickup at downtown Buenos Aires hotels (for options without dinner): 8:45 pmShow: from 9:30 pm to 11 pmArrival at pickup hotels: around midnight

Pickups are available only from hotels in the centre of Buenos Aires and in the Palermo neighbourhood, not from rented flats. If you are staying outside these areas or in a rented apartment, you will need to travel to the Michelangelo Room on your own.