Rojo Tango
Rojo Tango operates as a tango show venue with dinner service inside the Faena Hotel in Puerto Madero. The setup runs intimate dinner theater format with proper tango performances, multi-course Argentine cuisine, and the polished service that defines the Faena brand. Among the most upscale tango show experiences in Buenos Aires.
Where to stay near Rojo Tango
Hotels close to Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires.
What to Expect
An upscale tango show venue with multi-course dinner at the Faena Hotel. Polished theatrical experience.
Upscale tango show venue with polished theatrical experience.
Live tango orchestra and dancers
Smart casual to formal; dressier choices fit the venue context
Tango enthusiasts, special occasions, and travelers seeking polished Buenos Aires cultural experience.
Cards (all major), USD accepted
Price Range
Show with dinner ARS 60,000-90,000 per person, drinks-only ARS 30,000-50,000
Show ~$50-75/~45-67 EUR with dinner, ~$25-42/~22-38 EUR drinks-only
Hours
Daily shows at 8:30 PM and 10:30 PM
Insider Tip
Reservations essential, especially during peak tourist season. The dinner option is worth the additional cost for a complete experience. Premium seating fills first.
Full Review
Rojo Tango operates inside the Faena Hotel in Puerto Madero, with the setup running intimate dinner theater format. The venue holds approximately 200 patrons in a configuration designed for sightlines to the central stage where the tango performances take place. The stage is elevated and the lighting is properly designed for both the dinner service and the show production.
The show programming runs full tango productions with live orchestra, professional tango dancers, and a curated repertoire that spans traditional and modern tango compositions. Quality is genuinely high; the dancers and musicians are among the better in Buenos Aires's tango scene. Each show runs approximately 90 minutes.
The dinner service runs Argentine cuisine across multiple courses, with proper kitchen execution and pairing options. The menu typically features Argentine beef as the main course alongside traditional preparations. Wine pairings are available.
The pricing reflects the upscale positioning. Full show with dinner runs ARS 60,000-90,000 per person, drinks-only entry runs ARS 30,000-50,000. The Argentine peso volatility shifts these numbers; check current USD equivalents before booking.
The crowd is heavily international tourists, special-occasion celebrants, and the upscale travel demographic. Reservations are essential, especially during peak tourist season. The atmosphere is theatrical and polished throughout.
The Neighborhood
Puerto Madero is Buenos Aires's reclaimed dock district, the city's most polished and expensive nightlife zone, with luxury hotels, riverside restaurants, and a curated bar scene built around the waterfront. Rojo Tango sits inside the Faena Hotel in Puerto Madero.
Getting There
Uber from Microcentro takes 10-15 minutes at ARS 2,000-4,000. Walking from San Telmo takes 25-30 minutes. The neighborhood is well-lit and safe for walking.
Address
Martha Salotti 445, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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