Juan Tango (Bariloche)

When you think of Bariloche, you probably think of snow, skiing, hiking, or chocolate—not tango.  However, there are options in Bariloche for the tango lover who wants to play outside during the day and inside at night.  At Juan Tango, they pride themselves on a show that combines tango, folklore, humor, and fine dining.  The dinner highlights Patagonian food and wines and is served in an elegant dining area below the stage.  The show starts earlier than many in Buenos Aires, beginning at 9 on the dot—at least so they claim—and ending an hour and a half later.  Their tango dancers have performed across Latin America, including in Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and even Spain.  After tango, there are folkloric dancers, some modern music, and a final toast with champagne.  The show is much cheaper than any similar show you would find in Buenos Aires, so this may be the time to splurge and get the VIP treatment.  During January and February, high summer season, there are three performances a week; the rest of the year there are only two, so call or visit the website to get specific dates and times.