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Madero tango show & dinner on the waterfront of Buenos Aires

Set against the shimmering waterfront of Puerto Madero, the Madero tango show in Buenos Aires is where modern elegance meets Argentina’s most passionate tradition. This experience is more than a performance, it’s an immersion in tango’s past and future, accompanied by fine dining and spectacular river views. With flexible ticket options and menus tailored for both adults and children, Madero Tango is perfect for couples, families, and culture-seekers alike.

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Book your tickets to the Madero tango show in Buenos Aires

Madero Tango Show

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2 hr - 4 hr

Meals included

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ARS 42,305

What to expect at the Madero tango show and dinner

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A modern setting in Puerto Madero

Your evening begins in Buenos Aires’ most cosmopolitan neighborhood, where the glass towers and river views of Puerto Madero create a glamorous backdrop. The sleek, stylish theatre sets the stage for an experience that feels both modern and deeply Argentine.

Which tango experience is right for you?

With multiple ticket options, Madero tango offers something for every traveler, from budget-friendly entry to indulgent VIP packages.

Show only

Includes: Reserved seating for the performance, a welcome drink, and an evening of pure tango.
Best for: Visitors who want to enjoy the show while dining elsewhere.
Price: ARS 42,480 per person
Experience: Arrive just before 10pm, sip your welcome drink, and let the dancers and musicians transport you to tango’s world of passion and drama.

Show + platea dinner

Includes: Three-course platea menu, Argentine wines, soft drinks, and reserved Platea seating.
Best for: Guests seeking a balanced dinner-and-show experience at a good value.
Price: ARS 113,280 per person
Experience: Arrive at 8pm for a relaxed dinner overlooking the water, then settle into Platea seats for the show.

Show + executive dinner

Includes: Three-course executive menu, premium Argentine wines, and excellent stage views.
Best for: Those wanting an elevated dining experience with a cultural evening.
Price: ARS 137,351 per person
Experience: A gourmet meal paired with wines sets the stage for a night of tango you’ll never forget.

Show + VIP dinner

Includes: Exclusive VIP menu, champagne, fine wines, and best-in-house seating.
Best for: Couples, anniversaries, or travelers wanting luxury.
Price: ARS 154,343 per person
Experience: From champagne to the front row feel, this package makes the Madero Tango Show an unforgettable celebration.

Dining at the Madero tango show: Menus

Before the curtain rises, your evening begins with a gourmet journey through Argentina’s culinary traditions. From comforting classics like empanadas and flan to creative vegetarian and seafood options, the menus at Madero Tango cater to every taste. Each package: Platea, executive, or VIP, offers a distinct take on Argentine cuisine, paired with wines and drinks that enhance the performance to come.

Platea menu

Executive menu

VIP menu

Starters

Beef Empanada: Traditional pastry filled with seasoned beef, served with Jawa sauce.
Pumpkin & Blue Cheese Soup: Creamy blend with toasted seeds for texture.
Beetroot Hummus: Smooth spread paired with roasted vegetables and herb mayonnaise.

Main courses

Veal Braised in Malbec: Slow-cooked veal with sweet potato mash.
Mediterranean Penne Rigate: Tossed with vegetables, olive oil, and herbs.
Aubergine & Pumpkin Cream: Served with roasted garlic and a touch of ginger.

Desserts

Flan: Classic Argentine custard topped with caramel.
Bread Pudding: Traditional homemade dessert.
Crispy Choux: Filled with creamy dulce de leche.

Drinks

Choice of water, soft drink, beer, or a glass of wine.

Children’s menu

Ham & Cheese Empanada: Kid-friendly take on a classic.
Gnocchi with Pink Sauce: Pasta in a tomato-cream blend.
Flan: Smooth custard dessert.

Starters

Beef Empanada: Traditional pastry with beef and Jawa sauce.
Pumpkin Soup: Rich, cheesy cream with toasted seeds.
Beetroot Hummus: Served with fresh vegetables and herbed mayonnaise.
Roman Gnocchi: Golden baked gnocchi with parmesan.

Main courses

Braised Beef: Tender beef with rosemary carrot purée and rustic chips.
Veal Foot in Malbec: Served with mashed sweet potatoes.
BBQ Bondiola: Pork shoulder with smoky barbecue glaze and sweet potato purée.
Mediterranean Penne Rigate: Light and fresh pasta with vegetables.
Aubergine with Soy & Pumpkin Cream: Roasted garlic flavors, balanced with ginger.

Desserts

Flan: With dulce de leche drizzle.
Bread Pudding: Traditional Argentine style.
Crispy Choux: Pastry filled with creamy dulce de leche.
Rice Pudding with Dulce de Leche Mousse: Served in a glass.

Drinks

Beer, soft drinks, water, and Lamb Wine.

Children’s menu

Ham & Cheese Empanada.
Gnocchi with Pink Sauce.
Flan.

Starters

Roman Gnocchi: With roasted garlic lactonnaise and mushrooms.
Pumpkin Soup: With blue cheese and toasted seeds.
Beef Empanadas: Traditional pastry with Jawa sauce.
Mozzarella Milanese: Crispy cheese with tomato filetto sauce.
Beetroot Hummus: Served with vegetables and fresh herbs.

Main courses

Chorizo Steak: Argentine classic with chimichurri and rustic salad.
Veal Braised in Malbec: With sweet potato mash.
Bondiola with BBQ Sauce: Pork shoulder served with sweet potato purée.
Risotto di Fungi: Creamy mushroom risotto.
Braised Beef: With rosemary carrot purée and chips.
Mediterranean Penne Rigate: Pasta with olive oil, herbs, and vegetables.
Aubergine & Pumpkin Cream: Infused with ginger and roasted garlic.

Desserts

Flan: Argentine custard with caramel.
Tiramisu: Classic coffee-soaked sponge with mascarpone.
Raspberry Mousse: With crispy rice and chocolate.
Bread Pudding: Moist and rich, served with caramel.
Brownie: Served with ice cream and dulce de leche sauce.
Crispy Choux: Pastry filled with creamy dulce de leche.
Rice Pudding with Dulce de Leche Mousse: Served in a glass.

Drinks

Beer, water, soft drinks.
Fond de Cave Wine.
Champagne Navarro Correas.

Children’s menu

Ham & Cheese Empanada.
Gnocchi with Pink Sauce.
Flan.

Puerto Madero’s tango jewel: The performance venue

The Madero tango show in Buenos Aires takes place in a venue that mirrors its neighborhood: modern, sleek, and luxurious.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Río de la Plata, while the interior blends contemporary design with theatrical flair.
Located in Puerto Madero, a district famous for its cosmopolitan dining and high-rise architecture, the venue is both easily accessible and visually stunning.
Dining with river views before immersing in tango ensures that every part of your evening feels like an experience.

Know before you go

Dinner timing: Dinner starts at 8pm; arrive early to enjoy your welcome drink and settle in.
Show timing: Show begins at 10pm and runs until midnight.
Seating: Allocated by category. Platea offers strong views, Executive enhances comfort, and VIP is closest to the stage.
Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible; request assistance at booking.
Dietary restrictions: Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and children’s menus available.
Dress code: Smart casual to elegant. Men: collared shirts; women: evening dresses. Avoid sportswear.
Arrival: Arrive 30 minutes before dinner; 9:45pm for show-only guests.
Photography: Casual photos without flash are permitted. Professional cameras and tripods are restricted to ensure audience comfort.

Frequently asked questions about the Madero tango show in Buenos Aires

Does the Madero tango show in Buenos Aires include drinks?

Yes. Dinner packages include Argentine wines, beer, soft drinks, and water. VIP tickets also feature champagne from Bodega Navarro Correas. Show-only tickets come with a welcome drink.

Can I request vegetarian or vegan meals?

Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free meals are available upon request. Simply inform the venue when booking so your menu can be prepared in advance.

Is there a children’s menu at the Madero tango show?

Yes. All dinner tiers include a children’s menu with kid-friendly favorites such as ham and cheese empanadas, gnocchi with pink sauce, and flan.

How long does the Madero tango performance last?

The experience runs for about 3–4 hours in total: dinner at 8pm, followed by the tango show from 10pm to midnight.

What time should I arrive for the Madero tango dinner show?

Arrive by 7:45pm for dinner-and-show tickets to be seated comfortably before service. For show-only tickets, aim for 9:45pm.

Is the Madero tango show venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible. Notify staff at booking to ensure assistance is available.

Can I buy Madero tango show tickets on the same day?

It’s possible, but availability is limited. The Madero tango show in Buenos Aires is very popular, so advance booking is recommended.

Is the Madero tango show suitable for non-Spanish speakers?

Yes. The story is conveyed through dance and music rather than dialogue. International visitors enjoy it just as much as locals.