In the final decades of the 19th century, the port cities of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, located on the Rio de la Plata basin, became a popular destination for a massive new wave of immigration…
The scene is typical: Tourists from around the globe wait in long lineups to catch a Tango Show at one of the many dinner theaters in Buenos Aires, paying excessive entrance fees and often having waited for weeks…
Albano Goldenberg is a professional tango dancer and teacher who has been dancing for over 15 years. In an interview with Clandestino, Albano talks about Buenos Aires and the wide variety of opportunities the city offers tango dancers at any level.
Over the decades, it is the charming cafes, local bars, and other neighbourhood establishments that have borne, and continue to bear witness to the quotidian life of the city…
You are handed what appears to be a small gourd with an elegant metal straw jutting out at an angle. You sip tentatively on it. The liquid is hot as it hits your tongue, then bitter. It takes you by surprise at first, but the flavour slowly grows on you…
Earlier this winter we caught up with Sarah Stern, associate principal harpist with the Teatro Colon Orchestra of Buenos Aires. The Pittsburgh native sat down with us and talked about her experiences living in Buenos Aires and playing with the orchestra. She also treated us to an exclusive performance…
An evening of Argentine dance, music, and food! Clandestino Music Travel transports you to a sultry, languorous night in Buenos Aires, complete with the sounds of Toronto’s premier tango band….