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Tango Encuentro - „Milonga Tango del Barrio” mit DJ Margit & Tango Bravo Trio

Friday, 10/23/2026 at 8:00 PM

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Tango Encuentro - „Milonga Tango del Barrio” mit DJ Margit & Tango Bravo Trio

Friday, 10/23/2026
at 8:00 PM

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Postsaal Trostberg
Marktmülleranger 1
83308 Trostberg

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€ 22.00 to € 38.00

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Organisation und Idee: Facundo Barreyra.

Einmalig zieht die Milonga aus Rosenheim nach Trostberg um.
Seit vielen Jahren treffen sich jeden Freitag in Rosenheim Menschen, um Tango zu hören, zu tanzen und zu erleben – und dabei besondere, gemeinsame Momente rund um diese ausdrucksstarke Kunstform zu teilen.
Nun haben wir in Trostberg, im Rahmen von Tango Encuentro, die besondere Gelegenheit, dies gemeinsam mit den Gründern Margit und Franz zu erleben.
Der Abend ist offen für alle, die tanzen, zuschauen oder einfach die Musik des Tangos genießen möchten – begleitet von Gastgebern, die seit vielen Jahren einen wunderschönen Raum für menschliche Begegnung durch Kunst schaffen, etwas, das gerade in unserer Zeit von großer Bedeutung ist.

Die Live-Musik wird vom Trio Tango Bravo gestaltet, unter der Leitung von Facundo Barreyra (Bandoneon, Arrangements und Komposition), zusammen mit Iris Lichtinger am Klavier und Regine Nosske an der Violine.
Eine magische Nacht an einem wunderbaren Ort – zum Begegnen, zum Teilen und um diesen Abend zu einem echten Tango Encuentro zu machen.

PROGRAMM:
18.00 - 19.30 Uhr: Tango Canyengue Workshop mit Margit & Franz Feldmeier
Canyengue - die Anfänge des Tango Argentino
Für alle Levels geeignet - von Einsteigern bis zu erfahrenen Tänzern.

Canyengue ist der traditionelle Tango der argentinischen Compadres wie er früher auf den Straßen und Tavernen von Buenos Aires getanzt wurde: ursprünglich, fröhlich, ausgesprochen rhythmisch und mit einem kleinen Augenzwinkern.
Canyengue ist auf jedem Tanz-Niveau interessant: Anfängern erleichtert er durch seine klare rhythmische Struktur mühelos Verdoppelungen zu tanzen und fortgeschrittenen Tänzern bietet er neue Ideen, die sich auch in den heutigen Tango und die Milonga integrieren lassen.
Es lohnt also in jedem Fall, den alten Tango Canyengue kennen zu lernen.

20.00 - 23.00 Uhr: Milonga mit Live Musik - Tango zum Tanzen, Hören und Sehen.
“Milonga Tango del Barrio” mit DJ Margit & Tango Bravo Trio

Einlass: 19:30 Uhr Organization and Idea: Facundo Barreyra.

For the first time, the Milonga moves from Rosenheim to Trostberg.
For many years, people have gathered every Friday in Rosenheim to listen to, dance, and experience tango – sharing special moments around this expressive art form.
Now we have the unique opportunity in Trostberg, as part of Tango Encuentro, to experience this together with the founders Margit and Franz.
The evening is open to all who wish to dance, watch, or simply enjoy the music of tango – accompanied by hosts who have been creating a beautiful space for human encounters through art for many years, something that is particularly significant in our times.

The live music will be provided by the Tango Bravo Trio, under the direction of Facundo Barreyra (bandoneon, arrangements and composition), along with Iris Lichtinger on piano and Regine Nosske on violin.
A magical night in a wonderful place – to meet, share and make this evening a true Tango Encuentro.

PROGRAM:
18:00 - 19:30: Tango Canyengue Workshop with Margit & Franz Feldmeier
Canyengue - the beginnings of Tango Argentino
Suitable for all levels - from beginners to experienced dancers.

Canyengue is the traditional tango of the Argentine Compadres as it was danced in the streets and taverns of Buenos Aires: original, cheerful, distinctly rhythmic, and with a little wink.
Canyengue is interesting at every dance level: for beginners, its clear rhythmic structure makes it easy to learn double steps, while advanced dancers will find new ideas that can also be integrated into today's tango and milonga.
So it is definitely worthwhile to get to know the old tango Canyengue.

20:00 - 23:00: Milonga with Live Music - Tango for Dancing, Listening and Seeing.
"Milonga Tango del Barrio" with DJ Margit & Tango Bravo Trio

Entry: 19:30

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© Sascha Rheker

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Tango meets Gypsy

A musical love letter to life
A concert evening that awakens dreams, touches the soul, and pushes the everyday far away.

With "Tango meets Gypsy: La Vie Bohème," ORCHESTRA MONDO takes its listeners into a long-gone yet unforgettable world. In a time when nights were long and full of secrets, the streets of Paris echoed with the sound of music, and artists pursued their passion until the early morning hours. The ensemble – consisting of accordion, guitar, double bass, and percussion – musically narrates this wild, untamed life.

The four virtuoso musicians not only play Tango, Gypsy Swing, and Valse Musette – they paint soundscapes that take shape before the inner eye. ORCHESTRA MONDO tells of the dreams and wishes of this bohemian life, of the passion that resonates in every note, and of the creative souls who dance between freedom and yearning. Each piece is a story: a love letter to life, full of adventure, high flights, and deep melancholy.

The quartet masterfully brings this time to life with skilled improvisations and emotional sounds. The melodies flow like a narrative – sometimes gentle and whispering, sometimes powerful and full of energy – and take the listener on a journey into the pulsating heart of the bohemia.

This concert is more than just music – it is an experience that allows the audience to immerse itself in a world full of poetry, colors, and emotions. ORCHESTRA MONDO, with the program “La Vie Bohème,” not only creates a tribute to the music of past days but also brings to life the artist's life of that time before our eyes: the life of the bohemia – free, untamed, and full of passion.

Doors open: 19:00

Untergruppenbach

3/19/2027
8:00 PM

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Tango Sensations - Konzert

In this concert, two soloists from different genres come together, introducing themselves with solo works on their instruments, and then uniting with the music of Astor Piazzolla. Astor Piazzolla, a brilliant bandoneon player and exceptional composer, brought the tango from the suburban bars of Buenos Aires to the international concert halls, without taking away the authenticity or the soul of this dance. From the once ridiculed and despised music, he created a grand form of contemporary art. The talent and passion of guitar virtuoso Friedmann Wuttke and internationally renowned bandoneon soloist Lysandre Donoso is captivating and offers an unparalleled concert experience of classical music and tango.

Korntal-Münchingen

4/24/2027
7:30 PM

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