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Milonga Moonlight Tango

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  1. Milonga Moonlight Tango6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-13 20:30–23:30 (milonga)
  2. Milonga Moonlight Tango6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-06 20:30–23:30 (milonga)
  3. Tango Tango6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-06 20:00–00:00 (milonga)
  4. Milonga6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-06 20:00–00:00 (milonga)
  5. Tango Why6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-08 19:00–22:00 (milonga)
  6. Ivo Pelay6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  7. Agostina Tarchini6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  8. Jonny Carvajal6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  9. Rome6 days agoDescribed as Rome: Victor Emmanuel III of Italy had banned the tango at the balls of the Quirinal Palace
  10. Vienna6 days agoDescribed as Vienna: Emperor Franz Joseph I also ordered that officers in uniform had to remain seated whenever the new rhythm was played
  11. Paris6 days agoDescribed as Paris: in 1913 a second Argentine expedition to Europe, led by the pianist Celestino Ferrer with the bandoneonist Vicente Loduca and the violinist Eduardo Monel
  12. Paris6 days agoDescribed as Paris: by the end of 1913 the dance teachers who had introduced the tango to Paris were banished from the city, because of its perceived sexual overtones
  13. Luna Palacios6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  14. Jorge Torres6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  15. Jonatan Aguero6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  16. Milonga Les Allumes du Tango6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-13 21:00–01:00 (milonga)
  17. Milonga Les Allumes du Tango6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-06 21:00–01:00 (milonga)
  18. Pratique la Tangueria du Port6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-11 22:00–00:00 (practica)
  19. Pratique Encadree6 days agoSchedule night once 2026-11-09 22:00–00:00 (practica)
  20. Nuevo6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film El tango en París, after Enrique García Velloso's play, premiered on 9 August 1956
  21. Nuevo6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film Del cuplé al tango, directed by Julio Saraceni with Virginia Luque and Tito Lusiardo, premiered on 15 October 1959
  22. Nuevo6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film He nacido en Buenos Aires, directed by Francisco Mugica, premiered on 3 September 1959
  23. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film La voz de mi ciudad, directed by Tulio Demicheli with Mariano Mores, premiered on 15 January 1953
  24. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film El tango vuelve a París, directed by Manuel Romero with Alberto Castillo and Fernando Lamas, premiered on 16 January 1948
  25. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film Adiós Pampa mía, directed by Manuel Romero with Alberto Castillo, premiered on 27 December 1946
  26. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film El alma de bandoneón, directed by Mario Soffici, premiered on 20 February 1935
  27. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film Besos brujos, directed by José Agustín Ferreyra, premiered on 30 June 1937
  28. Golden Age6 days agoDescribed as Argentina: the Argentine film Madreselva, directed by Luis César Amadori with Libertad Lamarque and Hugo del Carril, premiered on 5 October 1938
  29. Buenos Aires6 days agoDescribed as Buenos Aires: the Argentine silent film Perdón, viejita premiered on 28 January 1927 at the Cine Hindú Palace, Lavalle 842, Buenos Aires (1,200 seats)
  30. New York6 days agoDescribed as New York: Cuesta abajo, Carlos Gardel's Paramount film, premiered on 10 August 1934 at the Teatro Campoamor in New York
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