The foundation behind the Dutch International Tango Week is also this year explicitly focusing on accessibility. With a special e-mail address, the festival wants, as in past years, to personally guide visitors who need extra support, so that as many people as possible can enjoy the Argentine tango music during the festival in Amersfoort. Visitors …
Collaboration connects culture, talent development and social impact Amersfoort – The Dutch International Tangoweek Foundation and KeiTV Foundation will collaborate during the upcoming edition of the Dutch International Tangoweek. KeiTV will provide a professional registration of the Dutch Tangoweek Orchestra’s concert, through which both organizations not only invest in the visibility of Argentine tango music, …
During Dutch International Tangoweek, the Dutch Tangoweek Orchestra is once again the beating heart of the festival. Dit bijzondere orkest, dat inmiddels is uitgegroeid tot een vaste waarde, heeft een heldere missie: de rijkdom van de Argentijnse tangomuziek toegankelijk maken voor een breed en divers publiek. Taking inspiration from the definition of Argentine tango as …
The Dutch International Tangoweek is proud to announce a special international collaboration with the Centro Cultural y Biblioteca Popular Homero Manzi and the Cátedra Libre Homero Manzi de la Universidad Nacional de La Plata in Argentina. This artistic exchange underscores the festival’s ambition to connect authentic Argentine tango with Dutch audiences and introduce new listeners …
The Dutch International Tango Week proudly announces its first headliner: Otros Aires, the leading electro-tango band from Buenos Aires. This year, the band brings its unique blend of traditional Argentine tango and modern electronic music to Amersfoort, during the Netherlands’ newest international music festival for Argentine tango. Otros Aires is considered a global pioneer of …
Sultry sounds and fiery grill: Dutch International Tango Week and Restaurant Hete Kolen bring Buenos Aires to Lieve Vrouweplein On Saturday 7 June, the Lieve Vrouweplein in Amersfoort will be transformed into a lively square full of Argentinean atmosphere. As part of the Dutch International Tangoweek, the festival and Restaurant Hete Kolen will join forces …
On Saturday 7 June, the Dutch International Tangoweek brings a touch of Buenos Aires to the Lieve Vrouwekerkhof in Amersfoort. During this summer festival day, visitors can enjoy live concerts, dance and Argentinean atmosphere in the open air for free. The square changes into a meeting place for tango lovers, curious passers-by and everyone who …
At Dutch International Tangoweek we do not have a separate diversity policy. Not because we find diversity unimportant—on the contrary. But because it is a self-evident and inseparable part of who we are and what we do. Diversity is not a policy goal in itself, but forms the foundation of Argentine tango and therefore of …
Argentine tango culture is a vibrant example of how diverse cultural influences come together to create a unique artistic heritage. On the banks of the Río de la Plata, in the cities of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, a unique cultural movement has emerged that reflects the rich mix of European immigrants, Afro-Argentine traditions and indigenous …
The Dutch International Tangoweek has grown in recent years into an important platform for professional tango musicians in the Netherlands. By bringing together artists, creating performance opportunities and developing its own productions, the festival contributes to the visibility, artistic development and structural reinforcement of Argentine tango as cultural heritage. The festival’s artistic line explicitly focuses …
