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About: El Querandí

Located in a beautifully restored 1920s mansion in the historic center of Buenos Aires, El Querandí is a live tango and dinner venue that takes you on an intimate and atmospheric journey into the history and evolution of tango. Kick back with a scrumptious meal and take in spectacular singers, gracefully fierce dancers, and entertaining musicians.
El Querandí
Perú 302, C.A.B.A., 1067, Buenos Aires
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