Culture

The "Fileteado Porteño" emerged at the end of the 19th century as an ornament to beautify horse-drawn carts that transported food, later transitioning to decorate buses. Although it has its origin in France, for several decades Argentina has been the main producer of Malbec globally. International Malbec Day emerged from the growth and evolution of the varietal's production. This was what prompted Wines of Argentina, an entity that promotes Argentine wine in the world, to establish a day in the year to celebrate Malbec and, along with it, also the

“Las peñas” are popular dances where folk music predominates, dancing, singing, food and red wine reign. Malambo, zamba, chacarera are the most famous dances. It is the perfect opportunity to discover Argentina from the multiplicity of its musical and culinary traditions. Each geographic region has a different style and its own personality. Discovering these choreographies and the different rhythms allows us to relive the history, customs and myths of each town. Simply come and live the experience, it is worth a thousand words. Contact us and let's plan your next trip

Tango is a form of ballroom dance that developed in the early 1900’s. Initially performed only by women, it soon evolved into a dance for couples, and it’s known for its sensual movements and intimacy. "It takes one lesson to learn Tango and a lifetime to improve it." During 10 days, there will be daily private Tango lessons, Milonga visits, as well as the chance to explore the city with a local guide. Each class starts with a warm up, followed by technical exercises, dance practice and demonstration. There’s no

Dustin Luke is a native american guy from Atlanta who lived in Argentina and is passionate about our country and culture. Thank you Justin for spreading our culture around the world! How is your spanish? Start learning spanish now and let's talk. We can help you plan your next trip to Argentina!    IG: @thedustinluke @SpanishSpeakingHacks Visit Dustin Luke Youtube Channel >>