Best New Year S Eve Dinner And Dancing Restaurants In Buenos Aires Near Me

4worldlovers: After being born in the suburbs of Buenos Aires, the tango started taking shape.


The dance was an essential element to spread the genre, a dance with a cheerful and vivacious rhythm, and with a sad and emotional one as well.


The lyrics also became important, with every singer providing them with their personal mark. Among the most outstanding ones, Carlos Gardel, “El Zorzal Criollo” (“The Creole Thrush”) shone there, an unquestionable promoter of tango, who used to attend this historical “Café de los Angelitos” since its foundation in 1890.


The tango reaches its peak of popularity in the 40s, the era of poetry and of the large orchestras. The radio and the cinema significantly contributed to take it to a period of splendour up to the early 50s.


Between the 60s and the 70s, the popular preferences were oriented to other genres; however, the tango had a moment of special creativity in its modern variants, particularly with Astor Piazzolla. In the 80s, with the Argentine Tango Company, the genre was a sensation in Paris and in Broadway.

4worldlovers: Set in the exclusive Recoleta neighbourhood, Four Seasons is a combination of an early-20th-century mansion and a contemporary high-rise, offering the best of modern comfort with European-style glamour. Meet up with colleagues and friends over cocktails at Pony Line and dry-aged steaks at Elena, or enjoy a local tradition – Sunday barbecue – in our secret garden.

Look out to views of La Mansión and the city from the windows of this bright and airy sanctuary, which comes with a private bar.

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Named for Elena Peña Unzué, the bride who received La Mansión as a wedding gift, this stunning, two-storey courtyard space highlights the best in Argentine steak and seafood.