New Year Tango Festival

The EL HURACÁN Tango Marathon, held in Poznań, Poland, emerged as a vibrant celebration of Argentine tango, captivating dancers and enthusiasts alike. Founded in 2024, this event was initiated by a passionate group of tango aficionados who sought to create a welcoming space for social dancing. The inaugural marathon took place at the Buenos Aires Club, a venue known for its lively atmosphere and dedication to tango culture. The event was designed to foster community and connection among dancers, providing a platform for both local and international participants to engage in the art of tango.

Since its inception, the EL HURACÁN Tango Marathon has experienced significant growth, evolving from a local gathering into a notable event on the international tango calendar. The first edition attracted a diverse group of dancers, and the organizers quickly recognized the potential for expansion. Over the years, the marathon has maintained its commitment to continuous social dancing, featuring a lineup of talented DJs who curate music for the participants. The format has remained consistent, focusing on providing an immersive tango experience without workshops, allowing dancers to fully engage in the joy of movement and connection.

Notable editions of the marathon have included a series of well-attended events in both 2024 and 2025, showcasing a variety of DJs such as Łukasz Laskowski, Riccardo Bossi, and Darek Tybińkowski. Each year, the marathon has offered a packed schedule of milongas, with participants enjoying hours of dancing across multiple days. The 2025 edition, in particular, was marked by an impressive lineup of DJs and a growing number of attendees, solidifying the marathon's reputation as a must-attend event for tango lovers.

As the EL HURACÁN Tango Marathon continues to flourish, it faces the challenges of maintaining its quality and community spirit amidst growing popularity. The organizers remain dedicated to creating an inclusive environment that celebrates the essence of tango, ensuring that each edition is a memorable experience for all participants. Today, the marathon stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of Argentine tango, drawing dancers from various backgrounds and fostering a sense of camaraderie and passion for this beautiful dance form.