Christmas Eve Tango Dinner in Buenos Aires
Celebrate an unforgettable Christmas Eve in Buenos Aires, capital of Tango. Tango is present in every corner of the city and it is an integral part of the customs of its inhabitants.
The ritual of Tango is more than a musical composition, a dance, or an instrumental and vocal performance. It is a passionate way of feeling and experiencing life and the world.
In the heart of San Telmo, this historically restored building has become a highlight of the cultural scene of Buenos Aires. La Ventana is a journey back in time. Its historical interior has been conserved and provides the perfect stage for this unique event.
The Grand Juan D'Arienzo Orchestra and a Quintet will join two tango singers, six dance couples, and a traditional dance company, with a total of 32 artists on stage.
Programme and special menu:
7:30pm - Gathering at Hotel lobby and transfer to Gala Tango
8:00pm Welcome to Gala Tango, drinks served
Tango lessons
Menu:
Appetizer
Chef’s Sampling
Cuts of grilled turkey seasoned with rosemary and thyme and served with Thone sauce (white sauce), Italian prosciutto, fresh tomatoes and bufala (fresh mozzarella) morsels with basil sauce.
Main Course
Traditional grilled tenderloin
A 12oz. beef tenderloin cooked to perfection over the wood-fire grill, served with a three-pepper sauce.
Side dish: Thin potato layers covered in mild cream of garlic with a touch of thyme.
Dessert
Semifreddo Sabayon (egg-based, Marsala wine) served with almond praliné (sweet brittle confection), sliced strawberries and chocolate sauce.
Drinks:
Alamos Malbec (red) and Alamos Chardonnay (White) from Catena Zapata Wineries.
Water, soft drinks.
Tango and Folkloric Show
Special party favors and show broadcast on big screen.
Midnight toast with Saint Felicien Nature Champagne and a variety of sweet and savoury treats.
Dancing with our exclusive DJ.
Courtesy shuttle back to Hotel starting at 12.30 am, and every 15 minutes thereafter.
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