A night of passion, elegance and Argentine soul — an immersion in the heart of Buenos Aires.
Tango Eterno has already won over stages across Europe — Paris, Brussels and beyond — and keeps travelling to new cities and new audiences.
Passion, elegance and Argentine soul.
A sensory journey of music, voice and dance.
A complete show — live music, dance and song.
Tango Eterno is far more than a concert. It is a complete immersion in the soul of true Argentine tango — performed by artists born and shaped in Argentina, who today shine on the world's greatest stages. Music, voice and dance tell stories of love, loss, longing and destiny, with all the force and sincerity of their homeland. You don't need to know anything about tango to be completely swept away.
The heart of tango beats in the bandoneon — carried by a live chamber ensemble with bandoneon, piano, violin and double bass. From the melancholy of Gardel to the fire of Piazzolla: a sound in which tradition and modernity intertwine with rare intensity.
Two singers, each with their own timbre, trade songs that reach you directly. No translation needed — their voices tell stories you feel before you understand them.
The abrazo, the embrace. Couples move as one breath, body against body — an elegance and tension that take the breath away and hold time still.
Not a string of numbers, but one continuous journey — with the dramatic arc of theatre.
The show opens at full force — the whole ensemble on stage from the very first bars — and then begins to breathe: wave after wave, quiet songs and playful, dancing rhythms trade places with great climaxes that bring everyone back together. Alongside the classics sounds the tango of today — including music the ensemble wrote itself, born between Buenos Aires and Europe. And running through it all, Piazzolla: from the breathless stillness of Oblivion to a Libertango finale that brings the hall to its feet.
«Ex bandoneonista de la Fernández Fierro, compositor y director […] al frente de TAXXI Tango XXI, una orquesta franco-argentina.»
Página/12 — about Pablo Gignoli
«Her dance is marked by a strong stage presence […] blending the elegance of salon tango with the expressiveness of stage tango.»
WOMEX — about Kira Makarova
«Sebastian Rossi fait chavirer l'assistance avec sa présence de dandy enjoué et une voix de malevo.»
Air Caraïbes — Le Bon Air — about Sebastián Rossi
Composer and bandoneonist: for many years a bandoneonist of the acclaimed Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro; founder of Derrotas Cadenas (Buenos Aires, 2009) and TAXXI Tango (2014). Arranger for Gotan Project founders' Plaza Francia Orchestra, alongside Catherine Ringer (Les Rita Mitsouko) and Benjamin Biolay's 'Palermo Hollywood' tour. Latest album: Después de la Tormenta (2025).
Kira belongs to tango's 'new generation' — heir to the traditional abrazo, infused with women's evolving role in tango. A stage presence shaped by other art forms blends salon-tango elegance with stage-tango expressiveness. After a second Sorbonne degree, she founded Tango Young Paris in 2017, since performing and teaching across Europe and Asia — now a prominent figure on tango's international scene.
Actor, musician and tango singer from Patagonia. Trained at the Conservatory of Dramatic Art in Buenos Aires; his rare stage presence fuses acting, song and storytelling. He also trained at the Centro de Experimentación of the legendary Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires — one of the world's most renowned opera houses.
Singer, guitarist and producer, trained at the Manuel de Falla Conservatory under masters such as Juan Falú. Deeply rooted in the aesthetic and spirit of Argentine tango. He has performed with numerous companies and productions across South America, Europe and the Middle East.
Born in Argentina, he embodies the passion and poetry of tango with intensity. A flawless technique, joined to abundant energy and a rare sensitivity. In 2019 he placed runner-up at the Carlos Gardel festival in Rosario. For years he has travelled the world sharing his art, from the milongas of Buenos Aires to festivals across Europe, Asia and North America.
Quadrilingual and a globe-trotter, at home at the piano since her childhood in Argentina. A virtuoso who effortlessly links the improvisation of tango to the freedom of jazz. She performed with TAXXI Combo, which brought together leading tango musicians from Buenos Aires and Europe.
…and specially invited artists join the ensemble while on tour.
A full theatrical production, built to fill the grandest stages.
Not at all. The music, the voices and the dancers' bodies carry the story on their own — the show is built so that anyone, tango lover or complete newcomer, is swept up from the first note.
There's no spoken dialogue — only a handful of songs in their original Spanish. Music and dance speak a language everyone understands.
About 90 minutes, performed without an interval.
No — come as you'd like to feel your best. Many guests choose smart evening wear, but it isn't required.
Check the upcoming tour dates below for the latest confirmed cities and venues.
