Esquina Homero Manzi

Esquina Homero Manzi

Esquina Homero Manzi

Esquina Homero Manzi, named after the Argentine tango lyricist who penned the classic Sur within its walls, stands as a protected building and a premier venue for tango in Buenos Aires. The setting evokes the glamor of the 1920s, with performances that capture the energy and flair of Argentina’s national dance. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage, experiencing the dynamic and passionate tango in an atmosphere that transports them to a bygone era.

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