Tango Porteño offers a gateway to the golden age of the late '40s, when tango ruled the heart of Argentine culture. This exceptional dinner and tango show in Buenos Aires invites you on a nostalgic trip to the vibrant years when tango was a ubiquitous presence, celebrated and adored in every nook of the city.

Experience the grandeur of the Tango's Golden Decade at Tango Porteño. The venue echoes with the melodies of legendary orchestras like Canaro, Fresedo, Piazzolla, De Caro, and Gobbi, reminiscent of their competitions in historic theaters like Chanteclair, Armenonville, and Marabou, which have since vanished in the city's relentless march forward.

Featuring 30 artists on stage, including a 12-musician orchestra, 8 couples of professional dancers, and 2 vocalists, the show rekindles the luminous era of tango with a modern flair that reverberates with the soulful essence of the dance. The culinary adventure complements the visual feast, offering guests the chance to savor Argentina's renowned beef among other culinary delights.

Hosted in the city's largest art deco-style theater at the iconic Obelisk's doorstep, finding a more quintessentially Porteño show is a challenge. The production's expansive stage allows for the unfolding of grand, colorful sceneries and synchronized group performances.

Positioned prominently, the city's largest orchestra enhances the spectacle, allowing audiences to fully appreciate the musicians' superb performances. The choreographies blend elegance and precision with dashes of humor. Dinner guests are treated to engaging tango lessons by the show's dancers, enhancing the communal atmosphere fostered by the uniquely round tables, which ensure intimacy across all seating categories.

This carefully crafted theatrical experience, complete with period costumes, transports audiences to an era when Buenos Aires was synonymous with tango. Tango Porteño encapsulates the heart and soul of this vibrant city... because to be Porteño is to embody the spirit of Buenos Aires, the city where tango was born and continues to thrive as the essence of the "City of Tango." In the 1920s, opposite the mythical theater Tabaris on Corrientes Street, stood a small theater. Today, it has been transformed into Tango Porteño, blending refined deco style with a cast and productions that honor the golden age it seeks to recreate. The ambition was grand, and Tango Porteño now stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Buenos Aires.