El Recodo
Hosted by Oscar Taboada
About This Event
El Recodo is a traditional milonga in Buenos Aires, hosted by Oscar Taboada. It offers a tango class before the milonga, making it suitable for dancers looking to learn and then practice. The event operates on a donation basis, fostering an accessible and welcoming atmosphere for the tango community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What time does El Recodo start?
El Recodo starts at 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at C.C. Ruta 213 in Buenos Aires. This is a recurring milonga.
How much does El Recodo cost?
Contact the organizer for current pricing. Most milongas in Buenos Aires are modestly priced for community accessibility.
Do I need a partner to attend El Recodo?
No. At milongas, dancers invite each other using the cabeceo (a subtle nod from across the room). Solo dancers are welcome and it's normal to dance with many different partners throughout the evening.
What music is played at El Recodo?
Traditional Argentine tango music organized in tandas (sets of 3-4 songs by the same orchestra) separated by cortinas. Expect golden age orchestras like Di Sarli, D'Arienzo, Troilo, and Pugliese, with tandas of vals and milonga mixed in.
Where exactly is El Recodo held?
El Recodo takes place at C.C. Ruta 213, located at Avenida Santa Fe 2516 - Buenos Aires. Check the map above for directions.
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