Buenos Aires

Tango Salon Extremo — held at Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Mujercitas Tango Festival — held at Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Argentina Tango Salon Festival — held at Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Mundial de Baile de Tango — held at Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Milonga Dominguera — held at Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Carlos Gardel — located in Buenos Aires1893[2]Single source

Tango Salon Extremo — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Mujercitas Tango Festival — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Argentina Tango Salon Festival — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Viva La Pepa — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Mundial de Baile de Tango — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Milonga La Baldosa — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Sunderland Club — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Milonga Dominguera — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Práctica de baile de La Academia Nacional de Tango — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Milonga del Parque — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

El Entrerriano — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Tango a Fondo — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Milonga en... — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Gatera — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Duelo Criollo — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Hereje — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

El Chamuyo del Domingo — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

El Estaño — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Milonguita de Miguel y Patricia — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Milonga de las Orquestas — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

A las Brasas — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Maldita Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Yumba — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Nuevo Chiqué — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Che che Tango — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Milonga de Campeones — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Tangueras La Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Gente Amiga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Viruta Tango Club — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Viruta Tango Ar — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Práctica Dominguera La Viruta — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

El Paraíso Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Milonga del CC25 — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Boutique del Tango — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Barrial — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Chiquita — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Di Sarlita — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Mística — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Milonga del Lola — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Tangotica — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Rea Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

El Recodo — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Luz de Luna — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

El Chamuyo Buenos Aires Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

A Media Luz — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Mafalda Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Martes de Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Las Cuarenta Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Siga el Baile — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Milonga del Feriado — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

La Cumparsita Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Ángel de la Soledad Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

El Entre-Vero — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Marisa Tango — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Patio de Tango — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Si Sos Brujo Milonga — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Cochabamba — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Febril y Amante — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

EL SUEÑO MÁS FELIZ — located in Buenos Aires[1]Single source

Took place at Guardia Vieja1907-08[3]Single source

Took place at Guardia Vieja1900-01-29–1900-02-04[4]Single source

Enrique Santos Discepolo — took place at Buenos Aires1901-03-27[5]Single source

Enrique Santos Discepolo — took place at Buenos Aires1901-03-27[6]Single source

Enrique Pollet — took place at Buenos Aires[7]Single source

Yunta brava · Juan D'Arienzo · 1939 — took place at Buenos Aires1908[9]Single source

Took place at Guardia Vieja1909-05-01–1909-05-07[10]Single source

Took place at Guardia Vieja1909-05-09[11]Single source

Took place at Guardia Vieja1909-05-05[10]Single source

Took place at Guardia Vieja1909-05[11]Single source

Took place at Guardia Nueva1926-01[13]Single source

Rosita Quiroga — took place at Buenos Aires1896-01-16[14]Single source

Took place at Guardia Nueva1929-06-01[19]Single source

Took place at Guardia Nueva1930-09-06[20]Single source

Took place at Guardia Nueva1932-12-18[27]Single source

Took place at Guardia Nueva1932-12-13[27]Single source

Took place at Guardia Nueva1933-06-03[28]Single source

Took place at Guardia Nueva1933-07-03[29]Single source

Ronda del querer · Francisco Canaro · 1934 — took place at Buenos Aires1934-09-21[30]Single source

Took place at Golden Age1945-09-19[32]Single source

Gabino Ezeiza — recorded in Buenos Aires1904[8]Single source

Ángel Villoldo — recorded in Buenos Aires1904[8]Single source

Flores negras · Julio De Caro · 1927 — recorded in Buenos Aires1927-09-13[15]Single source

Mala junta · Julio De Caro · 1927 — recorded in Buenos Aires1927-09-13[15]Single source

Tierra querida · Julio De Caro · 1927 — recorded in Buenos Aires1927-09-12[15]Single source

Copacabana · Julio De Caro · 1927 — recorded in Buenos Aires1927-09-12[15]Single source

La cumparsita · Juan D'Arienzo · 1943 — recorded in Buenos Aires1943-11-23[31]Single source

La puñalada · Juan D'Arienzo · 1943 — recorded in Buenos Aires1943-11-23[31]Single source

Fuimos · Maria De La Fuente · 1946 — recorded in Buenos Aires1946-09-05[33]Single source

El choclo — premiered at Buenos Aires1905-11-03[12]Single source

El choclo — premiered at Buenos Aires1903-11-03[12]Single source

El Cachafaz — born in Buenos Aires[16]Single source

Petróleo — born in Buenos Aires[17]Single source

Casimiro Agustín Aín — born in Buenos Aires[18]Single source

Florindo Sassone — born in Buenos Aires[22]Single source

Francisco Lomuto — born in Buenos Aires[23]Single source

Miguel Caló — born in Buenos Aires[24]Single source

Osvaldo Fresedo — born in Buenos Aires[25]Single source

Charlo — died in Buenos Aires[21]Single source

Florindo Sassone — died in Buenos Aires[22]Single source

Osvaldo Fresedo — died in Buenos Aires[25]Single source

Roberto Goyeneche — died in Buenos Aires[26]Single source