19 Best Tango Podcasts to Listen to (2026)

Real talk on tango - a podcast about the dance, the drama, and everything in between. Candid conversations that mirror the thoughts we often keep to ourselves at milongas. Sharing the highs, lows, and the downright confusing moments we encounter in the tango world. Subscribe now and be part of the ongoing tango dialogue. more

Bimonthly-ish podcast exploring what tango has to teach through the experiences of those who dance it.

After 17 years of studying and dancing argentine tango, I discovered a few helpful tips.In this podcast, I simply share what worked for me with you.Argentine tango only. more

This podcast is for Argentine tango students who are starting to fall in love with the dance. We feature interviews with internationally renown tango instructors, event organizers, and musicians...all with the goal of gaining deeper insights into the dance. Tango is a lifelong journey, and the knowledge we gain from these conversations is designed to help challenge and motivate those seeking to improve. more

Tango Angeles delves deeply into the enchanting world of tango. The music, the stories, the indelible passion... more

Dario's tango guide will help improve your dancing.

Get to know the people who dance Argentine Tango. Everyone from professional dancers, to donut makers, to the obsessed... more

Tango with Veronica is a bi-weekly podcast that del es into the seductive world of The beautiful Latin dance, TANGO. Join Veronica as she: shares her personal stories, shares interesting facts and history, and interviews amazing Tango personalities. This podcast will make you dance!!Subscribe for premium content:https://anchor.fm/tangowithveronica/subscribe more

Tango Profiles is a podcast that tells the story of each of the most important composers in the history of Tango. The idea is to put faces to the names of the people who created tango.Adam Tully produces and hosts Tango Profiles from Buenos Aires. These audio essays have appeared on The Death of Tango, a radio show on WPRB Princeton, and are being released in podcast form starting in 2017. more

A podcast with conversations with famous and celebrated musicians from the world of Argentine TANGO

'Stine's Tango Talks' is a renewed version of 'Stine og Tangopolet'. From being only in Danish I'm right now producing two new episodes in English, therefore the name change. The first 8 chapters are discussions around a table where common tango dancers' dilemmas are being looked at by three tango experts, who do their best in answering and recommending based on their own experience. more

Adam Tully and Heyni Solera host this podcast dedicated to tango music. whytango.substack.com

Tango is an immensely personal experience, and I am fascinated by the journeys of others. You will hear interviews with tango novices and veterans alike, talking about their recent adventures in local milongas, international festivals, and exploring new tango communities. Tango terminology: If you are new to tango, you will hear some unfamiliar terminology in the podcast: A practica is a tango practice session, typically held by a tango school. It's less formal than a milonga, and you can still socialise and dance with different people. A milonga is a tango social (as well as a type of dance), where people chat, listen to tango music, eat, drink, and dance. Three types of songs are played at a milonga: tango , vals and milonga , by a tango DJ or a live band/orchestra. A tanda is a set of 3 or 4 songs of the same type, and a pair of dancers tend to stay together for an entire tanda. A cortina is a short break between tandas, where non-tango music is played for 30-60 seconds, during which dancers vacate the floor and wait for the next tanda. Some tango etiquette may be observed at a milonga, including: mirada (the look), to gaze at a potential dance partner to establish eye-contact at the start of a tanda; cabeceo (the nod) , the formal way of inviting someone to dance, where a proposer nods towards another dancer after eye-contact had been established through mirada. If the invite is accepted, the receiver nods back, and the dancers move to the floor; traditionally, followers (typically women) would use the mirada to signal their interest in dancing with a leader, and leaders (typically men) would use the cabeceo to initiate an invite. If accepted, the leader would then move towards the follower and enter the dance floor together; The ronda is the line of dance in tango, where all dancers move in the anti-clockwise direction, in concentric lanes (much like cars at a round-about). Dancers are expected to stay in their lane, give sufficient space to the couples in front and behind, and keep the ronda moving. Notes: Cover art by Victoria Iungerich Comments & suggestions? Write to me at ****@gmail.com If you'd like to support the show, you can send a few quid my way, which will help me cover some recording, hosting, and travelling costs: paypal.me/ThisTangoVoice more

A guided journey into the heart of tango culture — its music, its lyrics, its stories, and its soul.Hosted by María Olivera — internationally acclaimed tango dancer, cultural historian, and director of 'Escuela del Abrazo' in Buenos Aires — this series unpacks the origins, myths, and emotional depth of tango from a holistic, deeply human perspective.Each episode blends storytelling, historical insight, lyric translation, and curated music clips to help you feel tango, not just understand it.Whether you're a dancer, a listener, or simply tango-curious… welco more

Staying Grounded is a podcast about learning tango, creating a welcoming dance community, and sharing the journey of building a thriving tango business. Hosted by Amanda, Melody, and Jon, each episode covers real experiences, practical tips, and candid conversations about what makes tango so captivating. more

The podcast on the history of tango with many fascinating curiosities told like a thriller to help you discover this wonderful dance and its music. more

I try to navigate the ups and downs of the social tango scene.

Six-String Stories explores tango guitar through reflections on technique, history, listening, and practical insight. Created for musicians of all kinds, this podcast blends tradition and personal experience, helping you grow as a guitarist while staying connected to the soul of the music. A program from Tangoguitarlessons.com hosted by its founder Flavio Romanelli, dedicated to lifelong musical growth.www.tangoguitarlessons.com more

Tango Talks are Argentine Social Tango conversation where I hope to capture a cross section of our shared passion. Argentine Tango, Christchurch more