Quick travel guides for nomads
Yes, I think you should go dance tango in Buenos Aires. But I personally won’t.
Hardcore tango dancers are always looking for the “best place” in the world to dance tango. And quite often, Buenos Aires is often referred to as THE best place for tango. People romanticize it, dream about it, save up their money for it, and return home from it full of bliss and life-changing memories.
And I agree with all their thoughts about it. But I just don’t like it for myself.
Why?
An energetic city with a mix of Latin, European, and [some] African cultural influences. Cheap (for outsiders) and hipster vibes. A popular favorite city by those who like a high-energy fast-pace city…like New York or Paris.
You could probably experience most things within 5 days and move on to something else.
UPFRONT DISCLAIMER: I am not the biggest fan of Buenos Aires. It is far from my favorite big city and “Portenos” or “Portenas” (people from BA) are also not my favorite people. It may be better for you to read a guide from someone who fanatically loves BA.