Exploring the vibrant culture of Buenos Aires just got more captivating. Take part in a group tango class led by the renowned dancer, Johana Copes, and learn about the rich traditions of this iconic dance. The experience includes a one-hour lesson, followed by practice time where you can savor authentic Argentine mate and delightful snacks. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced dancer, the friendly atmosphere of this class caters to all skill levels, offering the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow tango enthusiasts. Discover the allure of Buenos Aires through the hypnotic rhythms of tango and uncover the hidden gems that make this city so captivating.
Key Points
- Immersive 2-hour group tango class in Almagro, Buenos Aires, led by renowned dancer Johana Copes and her team.
- Includes authentic Argentine mate tasting and sweet table for socializing with fellow dancers.
- Suitable for adults of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced, in a supportive environment.
- Class held in an elegant, old-style mansion with a spacious dance floor for practice.
- Opportunity to learn about tango culture and history through the guidance of live tour guides.
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Contents
- Key Points
- Activity Overview
- Class Structure
- Booking Details
- Participant Suitability
- Customer Feedback
- Location Highlights
- Instructor Background
- Argentine Mate Tasting
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I Bring My Own Beverages to the Class?
- Are Photos/Videos Allowed During the Class?
- Is There a Dress Code for the Event?
- Can I Bring a Guest Who Will Not Participate?
- Is There Secure Parking Available Near the Venue?
- Recap
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Activity Overview
This group tango class in Buenos Aires offers participants a unique opportunity to learn the passionate dance, taste authentic Argentine mate, and mingle with fellow tango enthusiasts.
Located in the charming Almagro neighborhood, the class takes place in an old-style mansion and lasts for 2 hours. Guests will enjoy a 1-hour group tango lesson led by renowned dancer Johana Copes and her team, followed by an hour of free practice with the instructors.
The experience also includes a sweet table for snacks and socializing. Live tour guides are available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish to enhance the culture.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced dancer, this class promises an unforgettable tango adventure in the heart of Buenos Aires.
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Class Structure
The group tango class is structured to provide a well-rounded experience for participants. The class is led by international dancer Johana Copes and her team, lasting for 1 hour.
After the class, there’s an additional 1 hour of free practice with the teachers available to help. The class also includes:
- A sweet table for snacks and time to socialize with other tango enthusiasts.
- An opportunity to taste authentic Argentine mate.
- A live tour guide available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
- Highlights focused on learning tango, meeting fellow dancers, and immersing in the tango culture of Buenos Aires.
Booking Details
Booking the group tango class is straightforward, with available options to reserve now and pay later. The price starts from €13.47 per person. Cancellations are free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Availability can be checked for different start times.
| Booking Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price | From €13.47 per person | |
| Reserve & Pay | Available | |
| Cancellation | Free up to 24 hours | Full Refund |
| Start Times | Check Availability |
Participant Suitability
The group tango class is suitable for a range of participants, including adults, tango enthusiasts, beginners, and experienced dancers.
However, the class isn’t recommended for:
- Children under 13 years old
- Pregnant women
- People with heart problems
- Wheelchair users
Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing for the 2-hour class, which includes an hour of group instruction and an hour of free practice with the teachers.
The class provides a supportive environment for dancers of all skill levels to learn and enjoy the art of tango.
More Great Tours NearbyCustomer Feedback
Overwhelmingly, customers have left positive feedback for the group tango class in Buenos Aires. Based on 13 reviews, the class has an impressive overall rating of 4.8 out of 5.
Reviewers consistently praise the friendly, supportive instructors and the class’s suitability for dancers of all skill levels – from beginners to experienced enthusiasts.
As one participant from the UK remarked, "A must do in Buenos Aires!"
Another from the US noted the instructors were "very nice and understanding."
A reviewer from Sweden also highlighted that the class is "great for beginners and experienced dancers."
With its welcoming atmosphere and engaging instruction, the tango class seems to offer a truly unique experience.
Location Highlights
The group tango class takes place in an old-style mansion located in the charming Almagro neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
This historic venue provides an authentic and atmospheric setting for the experience.
The mansion features:
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Elegant decor with high ceilings, ornate moldings, and antique furnishings, creating a distinctive old-world ambiance.
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A spacious dance floor that allows ample room for the group to practice their tango moves.
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Accessible location, just a short distance from the city center, making it easy for participants to find.
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A live tour guide available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish to provide insights and context about the venue and the tango culture.
Instructor Background
Leading the group tango class is Johana Copes, an internationally recognized tango dancer. Copes has been dancing and teaching tango for over 15 years, garnering acclaim throughout the world.
She’s performed in tango festivals and showcases across Europe, North America, and South America.
Copes’ team of instructors is made up of seasoned tango professionals who bring a wealth of experience to the class. They’re passionate about sharing the art of tango and ensuring participants, regardless of skill level, feel comfortable and supported throughout the session.
With their guidance, even absolute beginners can expect to leave the class having learned the basic steps and techniques of this captivating dance.
Argentine Mate Tasting
Alongside the tango class, you will have the opportunity to indulge in the traditional Argentine ritual of mate tasting.
Mate is a beloved caffeine-rich infusion, sipped through a metal straw from a hollowed-out gourd. The group will learn about the history, preparation, and etiquette surrounding this social custom.
Key highlights include:
- Tasting the earthy, robust flavor of premium yerba mate.
- Observing the proper technique for serving and passing the shared gourd.
- Discovering the health benefits of this antioxidant-rich beverage.
- Engaging in lively discussions with fellow tango enthusiasts over this quintessential Argentine experience.
This authentic culture perfectly complements the group’s tango adventure, offering a well-rounded glimpse into Buenos Aires’ vibrant traditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Beverages to the Class?
While guests are generally welcome to bring their own beverages, the class organizers provide authentic Argentine mate and other refreshments as part of the experience. Bringing outside drinks may distract from the group atmosphere and tango focus.
Are Photos/Videos Allowed During the Class?
Photos and videos are generally allowed during the class, though participants are advised to be mindful of others and avoid disrupting the learning experience. Check with the instructor for any specific guidelines.
Is There a Dress Code for the Event?
The event doesn’t have a strict dress code, but participants are advised to wear comfortable clothes that allow freedom of movement. Avoid overly formal or restrictive attire to fully enjoy the tango class and social experience.
Can I Bring a Guest Who Will Not Participate?
Yes, guests who won’t participate can attend. However, they’ll have to pay the same ticket price as participants since the event is group-based. The organizers recommend all guests actively engage in the tango class and activities.
Is There Secure Parking Available Near the Venue?
The event venue provides limited secure parking nearby for guests. While parking is available, it’s recommended to check availability and consider alternative transportation options like public transit or taxis to ensure a smooth arrival.
Buenos Aires: Group Tango Class With Mate and Snacks
“Not enough time with a teacher. The teacher focused mainly on the regular students”
Recap
Experience the vibrant culture of Buenos Aires through a group tango class led by renowned dancer Johana Copes. This two-hour session includes a lesson, practice time, and the chance to enjoy authentic Argentine mate and snacks in a historic mansion in Almagro. Suitable for all skill levels, the class offers a friendly atmosphere to take in the rich traditions of tango while connecting with fellow enthusiasts.
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