Tango Lessons 6 Days 5 Nights
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DAY Nº 1: BUENOS AIRES Reception at Ezeiza Internacional Airport. Transfer to the hotel and rest of the day of according with the time of the arrival flight. Accommodation. DAY Nº 2: BUENOS AIRES Breakfast. City Tour for Buenos Aires, crossing 9th of July Av, Santa Fe Av, House of Government, National Congress, Colon Theatre , Puerto Madero, San Telmo's Neighborhood and La Boca´s Neighborhood. I walk along Caminito. Palermo´ Hood. In the afternoon began, daily tango classes taught by professional teachers of 1 hour 30 minutes long, which provides different levels of knowledge showing tourists: beginner, intermediate or advanced. The objective of the class is finished the same participants are able to function in a milonga (physical place where tango is danced). Return to the hotel. Accomodation. DAY Nº 3: BUENOS AIRES Breakfast and start of a trip full of history and Tango Buenos Aires. Throughout the journey, a guide will explain to passengers the history of tango linked sites visited. We ended up in a shopping center where you can buy shoes, clothes, apparel, accessories, bijou and other articles of Tango. Beginning with the passage Zelaya, which affords a unique experience of mural painting and filleting directed by artist Marino Santa Maria on the theme of the tango, will continue for Pasaje Carlos Gardel and around the Mercado de Abasto, center of the different communities inhabited the area until 1980. From there we went to the home of tango in Guardia Vieja 4049, the confectionery The Violets founded in September 1884 and the Colegio San Carlos (now Pius IX) which was the basis of the school of arts and crafts at Don Bosco 4050, where Charles Gardel joined in 1901 as a printer. From here we arrive to the tenement of the Dove in Serrano 148, the most emblematic of the group homes that housed many of the workers of the National Shoe Factory in the early twentieth century. In this flourishing tango sharing tenement life tenancy. The track continues for another group home in Chacarita, the "Casa Grande" in the Parque Los Andes between Calle Guzman, Lewis, Rodney and Concepcion Arenal, and from there arriving at the Chacarita cemetery, where we visit the tomb of Carlos Gardel, Anibal Troilo and Osvaldo Pugliese. From the cemetery, taking the Avenida Federico Lacroze Alvarez reach the junction with Thomas, which is located one of the notable bars in town "The Argos" where they play pool and there are meetings of tango. The culmination of the tour, we shall Lavalleja 1100 to meet a space dedicated to the production and sale of tango. There may be scrambling to find the desired object, with the assurance of getting the highest quality and variety at the best price. In the afternoon will continue with daily tango Classes. Return to hotel. Accommodation. DAY Nº 4: BUENOS AIRES Breakfast and departure to start this tour which includes the neighborhoods of Recoleta, Palermo, Almagro and Balvanera on a journey through time covering the crazy years of the '20s and the golden decade of tango between 40 and 50 . Since 1910 the northern part of the city was the area of "good children" who frequented the cabarets city center, where easy money spent. Arrival to the Bar of Anibal Troilo (Pichuco), located in Parana and Paraguay, then go to the Recoleta and go through the Palais de Glace built in 1911, Armenoville on Avenida Figueroa Alcorta y Tagle built in 1913 (now Channel 7 ATC) where Gardel sang in 1927 in Les Ambasadeurs Salguero Figueroa Alcorta and all symbols of the cabarets frequented by the landed gentry. From here we Romano Park Malabia Las Heras and that was the most popular dance hall in the '40s, frequented by migrants from the interior. From here the walk takes you to the "milonga" The Chip (home of the Armenian Cultural Association), the Club del Vino in J. A. Cabrera to 4700 where you can visit the museum, the stone patio and café concert where they often play Come out and Ubaldo Horacio Delio. The first fuel the founder of the famous quintet sparkled in Real that the decade of the '50s. Then we went to Salon Canning, Head of Social and Cultural Association of the Greek Community in Argentina. From here the tour arrives at the house of Osvaldo Pugliese (1905-1995) in Corrientes 3742, the Bar 12 October in Bulnes 331, this is one of the last Tanguerías (place where tango is sung, not where they dance) with Bar El Chino in the neighborhood of Pompeii, there will be a stop. From there it continues as far as the Bar was in Agüero and Humahuaca O'Rondemán where Carlos Gardel sang from 1915 when money ran inns. He travels around the ex Abasto market melting pot where everyone spoke the languages that result in the famous "cocoliche. Advancing with the circuit will visit the old Bar Chanta Cuatro tennis ball I had and where they were playing for money (now Carlos Gardel Corner), the monument to Carlos Gardel and the Museum of the same name in J. Jaures 735, where he lived the last years of his life with his mother Bertha. Completing the circuit is passed through the street where the painter Zelaya Marino Santa Maria is producing street art theme tango. Then passed into the Cafe and the pennant in Billinghurst Old Guard and the Corner Bar Pierino or Astor Piazzolla and Lavalle Billinghurst spot for the musician. From there take Corrientes Avenue leads to the train stop of the Dead (intersection with Boulogne Sur Mer) last season before arriving at the Cemetery of the shack by the yellow fever of 1871, and the home of the "Seventy Balconies and No Flower "the poet Baldomero Fernandez Moreno (intersection with Avenue Pueyrredón). In the afternoon we continued with the lessons and tango lessons. Return to the hotel. Accommodation DAY Nº 5: BUENOS AIRES Breakfast and rest of the day free for personal activities. On the evening will be held the final stage of the classes, in which passengers will be the protagonist interacting in different ways. Consists of three stages of integration is due to start the final class. To begin, a tango class taught by our teachers for 1 hour 30 minutes long, which provides different levels of knowledge showing tourists: beginner, intermediate or advanced. The objective of the class is finished the same participants are able to function in a milonga (physical place where tango is danced). The second stage consists of a talk, held in Castilian, English, French or German, to internalize the participant in the essence of tango as one aspect of urban culture. The exhibition includes a historical introduction on the origin of tango and the various stages of development until the present day, a description of the different styles, bands, songwriters, authors, tango-protest, the popular tango. During the course of the conversation, be served a dinner, consisting of a menu with options for entry, main dish, drinks and desserts. Finally, the third stage of the proposed visit an authentic milonga in the city. Where tourists can implement what they learned in dance class or simply watch the spectacle of the habitual visitors to the milongas, the true followers of tango as an expression of the culture of our city .. Return to the hotel. Accommodation. DAY Nº 6: BUENOS AIRES Breakfast and transfer to the Ezezia International Airport to take flight with destiny to the City of origin. End of our services |
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