
TèTangofficina — Bailongo de los domingos
Via Cupa, 5 (zona Tiburtina) – Tangofficina, Roma
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Via Cupa, 5 (zona Tiburtina) – Tangofficina, Roma
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MUST - Milonga, Roma
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KAMA Productions (Marinera Milonga), Roma
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Circolo sul Lungotevere, Roma
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Centro Commerciale Talenti Village — sala danza «La Tribù dei Talenti», primo piano, Roma
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Via Cupa, 5 (zona Tiburtina) – Tangofficina, Roma
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Tango Loft / Spazio109, Roma
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Yes, 2 listed today in Roma: TèTangofficina — Bailongo de los domingos (Via Cupa, 5 (zona Tiburtina) – Tangofficina, 18:00); MUST Milonga (MUST - Milonga, 18:30).
2 listed this weekend in Roma: TèTangofficina — Bailongo de los domingos (Sun 18 Oct 2026 · 18:00, Via Cupa, 5 (zona Tiburtina) – Tangofficina); MUST Milonga (Sun 18 Oct 2026 · 18:30, MUST - Milonga).
Venues with upcoming milongas in Roma include Via Cupa, 5 (zona Tiburtina) – Tangofficina, Centro Commerciale Talenti Village — sala danza «La Tribù dei Talenti», primo piano, Circolo sul Lungotevere, KAMA Productions (Marinera Milonga), MUST - Milonga, Tango Loft / Spazio109.
A milonga is a social tango dance night. People dance in sets of three or four songs called tandas, and each one is followed by a short break. It differs from a class, where you learn, and from a práctica, a more informal practice session.
It depends on the organizer and the venue: some milongas are free, others charge an entrance fee that sometimes includes a drink. When the organizer has published the price, you will find it on the event page.
No. Most people go on their own and ask others to dance, traditionally with a look and a nod called the cabeceo. Many milongas welcome beginners, and a class beforehand can help you feel at ease.
Something comfortable that you can move in, a little smarter than for a class. Shoes with a smooth sole glide best on the dance floor, and many dancers bring a spare shirt or a second pair of shoes.
Read more: Milonga etiquette: the unwritten rules of the dance floor · Milonga or práctica: what is the difference? · Your first milonga: what to expect