TO FEEL IN BUENOS AIRES - Nice show, dinner is in the theater itself, set up like a restaurant; The menu includes several starter, main course and dessert options, which have been named after the neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, which is very picturesque. Unlimited drinks (at least in the option we paid for). Regarding the show, it looks very organized and professional, the orchestra is excellent, with equal participation where my attention was drawn to the artists who played the bandoneon, the violin and others along with their male companions. The dance with very varied prints and costumes. One aspect that I would like to recommend is that they should have a presenter who briefly narrates the history of tango and presents each dance, since each one occurs in different contexts (the poor country house, the elegant salon, the brothel, etc.), for example. which the spectator, especially the tourist, would appreciate better if there was a brief presentation beforehand. Likewise, I would have liked each of the artists to be introduced at the end of the show, so that we can remember the names of those who made us have an excellent evening.