



by Tangol
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118Buenos Aires is the birthplace of tango, and El Querandí in the San Telmo district is a historic venue where the dance continues to thrive. This event lasts about four hours and includes a three-course dinner featuring Argentine beef and classic dishes, along with beverages if selected. Guests who choose the dinner option start their evening with the meal and drinks. The main attraction is the tango show, which traces the development of tango from 1860 to today. The performance features four couples dancing with precise and intense movements, accompanied by a live quartet playing bandoneón, piano, violin, and upright bass. Two vocalists tell the story of tango and Buenos Aires through song. The show ends around midnight. If guests have already arranged dinner elsewhere, they can attend just the tango show. Optional hotel pickup and drop-off are available with certain tickets. Unlimited beverages including water, soft drinks, beer, and wine are included only with the full dinner and show option.
El Querandí Tango Show and Dinner
El Querandí is located in San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires and the birthplace of tango. The evening starts with a three-course dinner and beverages, including Argentine beef and classic dishes, if that option is selected. The tango show follows, presenting the history of tango and the city from 1860 to today. The performance includes four couples dancing with precision and intensity, supported by a live quartet with bandoneón, piano, violin, and upright bass. Two vocalists narrate the story through song. The event concludes around midnight.




by Tangol
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118Buenos Aires is the birthplace of tango, and El Querandí in the San Telmo district is a historic venue where the dance continues to thrive. This event lasts about four hours and includes a three-course dinner featuring Argentine beef and classic dishes, along with beverages if selected. Guests who choose the dinner option start their evening with the meal and drinks. The main attraction is the tango show, which traces the development of tango from 1860 to today. The performance features four couples dancing with precise and intense movements, accompanied by a live quartet playing bandoneón, piano, violin, and upright bass. Two vocalists tell the story of tango and Buenos Aires through song. The show ends around midnight. If guests have already arranged dinner elsewhere, they can attend just the tango show. Optional hotel pickup and drop-off are available with certain tickets. Unlimited beverages including water, soft drinks, beer, and wine are included only with the full dinner and show option.
El Querandí Tango Show and Dinner
El Querandí is located in San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires and the birthplace of tango. The evening starts with a three-course dinner and beverages, including Argentine beef and classic dishes, if that option is selected. The tango show follows, presenting the history of tango and the city from 1860 to today. The performance includes four couples dancing with precision and intensity, supported by a live quartet with bandoneón, piano, violin, and upright bass. Two vocalists narrate the story through song. The event concludes around midnight.