Ah, senor, Buesnos Aires es un cuidad mas peligroso! Picpokers, and putas!
"Eddy le Couvreur" wrote in message
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>> We will be in Buenos Aires June 13 for 2 weeks and would like
>> recommendations for good Tango dancing viewing and photographing. We've
>> read there are great Tango dances in some of the parks in Buenos Aires.
>> If so, are they really good and where are they? There are many
>> Tango/dinner shows, which ones are worth seeing? Thank you for your
>> help.
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> There are many Tango shows, most of them primarily geared to tourists
> ("tango for export"). Places like Señor Tango or El Viejo Almacen. These
> are usually slick, yet professional dinner shows. A more authentic
> experience would be a Milonga, a (weekly) Tango night, usually held in
> social clubs, café's or dance halls. Locals come here for practicing their
> skills and having a good time. If you feel like it you can have a go at it
> yourself. Most Milongas start around 10pm, some of them have Tango classes
> an hour before. We visited Niño Bien in the Constitucion district. Others
> are La Viruta (Palermo), Ideal (Centro) .
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> There are websites with comprehensive and up-to-date information on both
> the shows and the Milongas. like www.tangodata.com.ar
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