Things to do in Buenos Aires in December

A new edition of the comic mecca arrives! On December 6, 7, and 8, Argentina Comic Con will take place at the Centro Costa Salguero, with three days packed with comics, graphic novels, movies, and series.

Get ready to enjoy live shows, talks with prominent figures, and the best stands that will make you feel like you’re in the world of your favorite characters. The event will feature Brandon Routh, the actor who played Superman, as well as Carlos Villagran, the actor known for Kiko in El Chavo del 8, among other big names. Don't forget to pick a good costume for the cosplay contest. There will also be food stalls and merchandise to shop for. Still don’t have your ticket?

Tip: Secure your spot here.

Where: Av. Costanera R. Obligado and J. Salguero.

The winner of the HUGO award for Best Male Performance, Agustín "Soy Rada" Aristarán, will surprise audiences again on December 6 and 7 with TARÁN, a show that promises to immerse the audience in a fascinating journey filled with illusions, laughter, and magical moments.

In TARÁN, you’ll enjoy collective and intimate magic routines, combined with Rada’s signature humor and stand-up, all while maintaining the essence of the music that accompanies his performances. A show as exquisite as it is surprising, where magic, illusion, and humor perfectly intertwine to make you believe in the impossible.

Tip: Get your tickets here.

Where: Av. Corrientes 860, Teatro Ópera.

The top figures of trap will gather on December 7 and 8 at Parque de la Ciudad for a festival that promises to blow the minds of the spectators. Duki, Nicki Nicole, Neo Pistea, Bizarrap, Cazzu, Milo J, Khea, and more artists from the genre that has revolutionized youth culture around the world will put on a stellar show. Tickets are still available—this is the final phase to buy them, so don’t miss the chance to attend.

Tip: Get your tickets here.

Where: Av. Gral. Francisco Fernández de la Cruz 4000, Parque de la Ciudad.

The children’s music group Canticuénticos will close the year in Buenos Aires with their music and games show for the whole family on December 7 and 8 in Floresta (CABA) and Avellaneda (AMBA), respectively.

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The group from Santa Fe will perform songs from their new album Para saber que te quiero (which won the Gardel Award for Best Children’s Album), as well as classics like "La cumbia del monstruo de la laguna," "Quiero para mí," and "El mamboretá."

It’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy a concert for the whole family before the year ends and Canticuénticos heads off on their tour in Spain.

Tip: Don’t miss out on your tickets, get them here.

Where: Av. Rivadavia 8636, Teatro Gran Rivadavia; Av. Bartolomé Mitre 141, Teatro Colonial.

On December 11, Argentina celebrates National Tango Day, one of the cultural symbols of Argentine folklore. To commemorate it, we suggest visiting La Ventana, Barrio de Tango.

Located in the San Telmo neighborhood, this restaurant will make you experience the magic of tango, complete with a fantastic three-course dinner, a tango and folklore show with over 30 performers, and even 2x4 dance lessons. So, whether you're a true porteño or not, get ready to enjoy an unforgettable evening of milonga.

Tip: Learn more about the offers and book your tickets here.

Where: Balcarce 431, La Ventana Tango.

When we think of Christmas, Disney inevitably comes to mind. What if we told you that from December 12-15, Disney Celebra: Una Navidad Inolvidable (Disney Celebrates: An Unforgettable Christmas) will be at the UBA Sports Field?

This magical show is making its debut in Argentina, hosted by Topa and Laurita Fernández, and will feature 40 dancers, singers, and musicians. With a grand visual and musical production, you’ll be able to enjoy your favorite Disney characters like Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Pluto, Daisy, Goofy, and of course, the princesses from the most iconic movies.

The show will also feature the lighting of the grand Christmas tree and performances of big Disney hits such as "Let It Go" from Frozen, "How Far I’ll Go" from Moana, and "Circle of Life" from The Lion King. Make sure to arrive early, as there will be food spots and Disney merchandise before the show.

Tip: Angela Torres, Karol Sevilla, Soledad Pastorutti, and Flor Bertotti will also perform on certain dates. Get your tickets here.

Where: UBA Sports Field, Ciudad Universitaria.

Trap fans, don’t miss out! On December 13, Trueno will perform at Ferro Stadium with the "El Último Baile World Tour," marking the end of his Argentina tour. The rising star, only 22 years old, is one of the leading figures of trap and will showcase his latest album, including the hit song "Real Gangsta Love."

Twice nominated for the Latin GRAMMYs, and the first Latin artist in the Top 10 Global Spotify chart, Trueno will throw a massive party in Caballito that you won’t want to miss.

Tip: Reserve your tickets here.

Where: Av. Avellaneda 1240, Ferro Carril Oeste Stadium.

If you enjoy art and architecture, you must visit the tribute exhibition to Clorindo Testa, one of South America's greatest architectural figures, at Casa Curutchet - Le Corbusier in La Plata.

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The exhibition will showcase images from filmmaker Ezequiel Hilbert, who documented Testa’s work, as well as photos by photographer Daniela Mac Adden.

Tip: The exhibition runs until December 15 and is open Thursday to Saturday from 1 PM to 5 PM.

Where: Av. 53 320, Casa Curutchet, La Plata.

Get into the holiday spirit with Symphonic Christmas: The Christmas Clock on December 21 at 8 PM, at the Auditorio Belgrano. The performance will feature a live orchestra with more than 30 artists, conducted by renowned Argentine conductor Clara Ackermann.

The show, directed by Chacho Garabal, tells the classic Christmas story of Santa Claus’ toy factory and a clock counting down to Christmas that stops working. The action needed to fix it is key to ensuring everyone gets their gifts. A truly unique show!

Tip: Get your tickets via Ticketek.

Where: Virrey Loreto 2348, Auditorio Belgrano.

If you plan to spend Christmas and/or New Year’s Eve out of the house, the place to celebrate is Cauce de los Fuegos, the luxurious restaurant in Puerto Madero, recommended by the prestigious Michelin Guide.

For both Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, Cauce will offer a five-course menu with a closing toast. A banquet specifically designed for each holiday, with a vegetarian option available. Check out the menu details here.

Tip: The Christmas Eve menu costs $150,000 per person, and the New Year’s menu is $250,000 per person. Make your reservation via Meitre.

Where: Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo 440, Cauce de los Fuegos.