Those who know say that tango is, perhaps, the least dance of all dances. Beyond the sensual movements that envelop the dialogue established between the couple, tango is a way of life, an art, a cultural identity that emerged from an amalgamation of customs, feelings, beliefs and rites of the Río de la Plata basin. Tango, they say, belongs to many and to no one, it is the heritage of Argentina and Uruguay but admired throughout the planet.
En un tango la vida is the name of the Performing Arts Festival proposal with which the Tourist Centers propose to celebrate a romantic Valentine's Day in the restaurant of the Castillo de San José on February 14 and 15.
This show explores tango from a feminine point of view through voice, dance, piano and bandoneon. The voice of Florencia Aragón, the dance of Alejandra Herejía and the music of Juan Esteban Cuacci, will merge to give life to a form of expression full of passion and sensuality.
This journey through the dance that is not dance is complemented by the impressive and exquisite gastronomic proposal of the Castillo de San José restaurant in an experience that will not leave anyone indifferent. Those interested in enjoying it can book at the following link.