Visiting
Buenos Aires to Dance Argentine TangoVisiting
Buenos Aires to Dance Argentine TangoArgentina's Economic Crisis and Tango
— by Brooke Burdett
In August 2002, a five-year resident of Buenos Aires examined how Argentina's
economic crisis affected the desirability of visiting Buenos Aires as a
tango tourist. Although the economic upheavel raised some concerns
about safety, she considered the trip worthwhile at the time. Because
Argentina's economic conditions have improved over since 2002 without much
appreciation of the Argentine peso, visiting has become safer and remained
inexpensive.
Money Matters for Tango Tourists to Buenos
Aires — by Pichi de Buenos Aires (aka Janis Kenyon)
An American who has become an insider in the milonguero culture in
Buenos Aires examines the details of money matters for tango tourists to
Buenos Aires.
Tango in Buenos
Aires — by Pichi de Buenos Aires (on ToTango.net)
The dance styles of the milongueros dominate social tango dancing in
Buenos Aires. Once you have danced in these styles, you may not want
to dance socially in a style you were taught by a stage dancer.
Tango
and Chaos in Buenos Aires — by Rick McGarrey (on his website)
A set of personal observations rather than a guide.
Will
Your Dreams Come True? — by Desiree Vittorio (on Zapatos
Rojos)
Personal observations of one evening of dance in Buenos Aires.
