The Homero Manzi Cultural House sits behind a modest, nondescript facade on a busy street in Medellín. It serves as a dedicated sanctuary for tango, a dance and music style that feels worlds away from the local rhythms of Colombia. The house takes its name from the famous Argentine tango lyricist, a man who penned melancholic verses about the streets of Buenos Aires. Inside, the floors show the wear of dancers who spend their nights tracing the precise steps of the milonga.
Homero Manzi Cultural House
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