Patio de Tango
Tango Solidario 2026-DJ El Huracán- Exhibition by Flavia & Gaetan
MILONGA
October 16 -
October 17
TICKETS : 10 eurosEvery ticket counts. Every donation counts. Every euro can help change a child’s life. And we are working to transform the daily lives of 1,500 children!For one special milonga, let us turn our shared passion for tango into a powerful act of solidarity. Join us on the dance floor at BAO to dance, connect and support the children of the Orquestas‑Escuela in Florencio Varela, in the province of Buenos Aires.Since 2010, Tango Solidario Foundation has been organising solida...
Patio de Tango
Au revoir , Patio de Tango with Siempre Tango Orquesta (Arg) - DJ Sam
MILONGA
October 22 -
October 23
20 euros Amigas & amigos,The adventure lasted 16 (SIXTEEN) years, and above all, what I feel is an enormous sense of gratitude.More than 700 milongas in one of the most beautiful venues in the city. I had dreamed of turning it into a little corner of Buenos Aires, with a weekly, popular milonga, truly porteña, in a magnificent setting — and of making it last… and that’s exactly what happened.Now it’s time to say goodbye, with no sadness and no regrets.There a...
Tango Factory
TANGO ESCENARIO — FORMATION
WORKSHOP
October 25 -
October 25
TANGO ESCENARIO — FORMATIONLe Tango Escenario est une forme de tango pensée pour la scène. Il conserve les fondements du tango argentin — la connexion, l’écoute, l’abrazo, la musicalité et le dialogue entre les partenaires — tout en ouvrant la danse à une autre dimension : l’espace, la composition, l’interprétation et l’expression scénique. Le travail du Tango Escenario ne se limite donc pas aux fi...
Photos: Pianofabriek, Dec 2008
I found out that the best time to arrive at the Pianofabriek milonga is 17h. Plenty of space on the dancefloor, and the tables are there for the picking. Once it turns 19h, the place is packed. Dancing remained comfortable, for some reason, and so that’s what I did. Some pictures of the evening:
Read MoreTango Toppers: Enrique Rodriguez
Tango Topper of today: Enrique Rodriguez, responsible for the famous “Llorar, llorar por una mujer es quererla y no tenerla.” Enrique RodrÃguez was a complete functional musician, besides playing bandoneon, he equally played piano and violin or brandished the baton. He was talented and was fast to easily write simple arrangements and versions of consecrated […]
Read MorePhotos: Jardins du Dieweg, Nov 2008
This weekend, Theresa had prepared us another of those rare pearls of tango bliss: the Dieweg milongas. Yes, the floor was slippery and yes, there were more dancers than ever, but that didn’t stop anyone from having a wonderful time. In between dancing, I took some pictures of nice abrazos, concentrated dancing, deeply connected couples […]
Read MorePhotos: Gaby y Luis @ Tangueria
The Tangueria welcomed some Argentinian visitors this Sunday: Gaby & Luis, who gave some classes first and of course performed during the milonga later that evening.
Read MorePhotos: Milonga @ Polariteit
This weekend was my first tango evening in Gent, visiting Polariteit on Friday. The weather sucked (we saw a car crash while driving into Gent) but inside it was warm and the local tangueros were very hospitable.
Read MoreWekelijkse newsletter / mailing hebdomadaire / mailing semanal
(NL) Als je wil, kan je elke week op donderdag avond de newsletter van milonga.be ontvangen, met daarin de tango agenda voor de volgende 10 dagen (twee weekends!). Je vindt er alle salons, workshops, concerten en andere tango evenementen voor gans België. Tevens kan je zien welke foto’s gepubliceerd zijn en welke internationale festivals er […]
Read MorePhotos: Milonga @ El Dorado, Humbeek
Photos from the milonga Gisela & Sergio organized at El Dorado last Sunday.
Read MorePhotos: Ultima Milonga @ La Luna (Antwerp)
La Luna had its last milonga this Saturday at Diksmuidelaan, Berchem, before Daniel & Lin move to their new location. It was a crowded, hot night and the floor was packed, thanks to DJ Ben and lots of liquids.
Read MoreTango Toppers: Juan D’Arienzo
Today’s Tango Topper is Juan D’Arienzo Juan D’Arienzo (1900-1976) was an Argentine tango musician, also known as “El Rey del Compas” (King of the Beat). Departing from other orchestras of the golden age, D’Arienzo returned to the 2×4 feel that characterized music of the old guard, but he used more modern arrangements and instrumentation. His […]
Read MoreTango relationship survey
Clay Nelson, of Portland, Oregon, has created a Tango & Relationships Survey. He asks for the influence of tango on relationships, the problems that may arise from it and the way it changes what people want from a relationship. No shocking revelations in there, but quite interesting at times. You can take the survey and […]
Read MoreTango Toppers: Carlos Di Sarli
Today’s Tango Topper is Carlo Di Sarli. Carlos Di Sarli (January 7, 1903 – January 12, 1960) was an Argentine tango musician, orchestra leader, composer and pianist. Before starting his own tango orchestra, he played in Osvaldo Fresedo’s orchestra. He developed smooth, clean-sounding, powerful arrangements which his Orquesta tÃpica and recorded 27 albums and 512 […]
Read MorePhotos: Tiempo Argentino – Sunday @ Antwerp
The Sunday milonga of the festival was in an equally impressive location: the Bourla theatre. The shape of the dancefloor was slightly unusual, and so was the choice of music. The maestros did a last performance all together.
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