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Thanks @Melibaires I'd imagine it's akin to the flamenco scene in Seville. We're fortunate because every year we have the privilege of experiencing the world's finest flamenco artists coming to New York, leaving us with little reason to frequent tourist-oriented shows in Seville. Instead, we...

Is there something like that? Like a tango bar, not a costumed show. Not a milonga, or a very small one at that. Some more intimate space with few people, not a large social gathering. A couple of musicians. Some customers dancing and learning. Near the center, if possible?

Thank you for the insight; it's valuable to hear from someone on the ground. My primary concern was potential power outages. I'll make sure to pack some coffee! :)

I wish the best for Argentina, which deserves more prosperous times. As a first-time visitor, I'm curious if the current economic challenges make the upcoming month an unfavorable time to travel to Buenos Aires. Are there shortages of food, fuel, electricity, or any signs of civil unrest?