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I'm another solo, who moved here with her cat 5 years ago. It's not easy, but it is easier the younger you are and if you have some money. I'm middle-aged without much money and I teach tango here with my Argentine partner, so everyday life is often a struggle. I suggest you participate in...

As I said, things change daily on the milonga scene. Don't worry about it now. But contact me if you want when you arrive in May.

Yes, there's AC.

My tanguero friend, Raimundo, rents his comfortable fully-equipped one-bedroom apartment in the back of a building on Corrientes, near Junin. If you are a tanguero, you can walk to the milongas of El Beso, Porteno y Bailarin, El Arranque, and DNI is just next door. You can read more and see...

Anyway, Cath, to get back to your question: my opinion with lots of tango teaching experience, is that it's better to start out with a few private lessons to make sure you don't develop bad habits (which can take years to break), and learn the fundamentals of technique before you learn steps...

Hi Bob, Sure depends what you consider "best." Milongas come and go here, and also rise and fall in popularity and quality. While my favorite milonga is Los Consagrados at Region Leonesa on Saturday afternoons (we're always there from 7-10), the late night "Nino Bien" on Thursday in the same...

You sound like you're young, and probably interested in dancing tango nuevo, as opposed to tango milonguero. In any event, you should know that usually classes are in the one style or the other, and choose accordingly. Generally speaking, the classes before afternoon milongas are more...

I agree with Sergio. I don't like to be negative, especially where people don't even know me, but I've lived in BsAs for 5 years, 4 of those with an Argentine. And my perception is they are not a happy people--and that's where the tango comes from. Because of one corrupt and ineffective...

Please count me in! http://tangocherie.blogspot.com/

Saludos! It's easy to find us BA bloggers, but I'll save you the trouble of looking for me: http://tangocherie.blogspot.com/ Hasta pronto!

I'm a music lover from L.A. -- all kinds of music, except maybe for hard rock. So I just want to warn you of the different atmosphere here in BsAs in music clubs than perhaps you're used to. It was a shock to me to see that at a jazz club where a fantastic group was playing, the audience...

Hi everybody, I'm so glad I found you all! I'm from L.A., moved to Mexico in 2001, and to BsAs in the beginning of 2004. Wow, how time flies! I live in Boedo (in a 2 bedroom rental), and teach tango and do Tango Tours with my Argentine partner, Ruben Aybar. I brought my American cat Phoebe...