Romance · Slice of life
One More Tanda
At a Buenos Aires milonga, she answers your nod for one tanda. When the music stops, she does not walk away.
Meet Paz Ibarra, 34
You’re part of this story. Keep reading, or choose what you say and do.
A peek inside
You sit at a small table at the edge of the floor at Salon Las Glicinias, a cup of coffee cooling beside your dance shoes, watching couples circle under the old ceiling fans. It is past midnight in Buenos Aires, and a new set of four songs crackles from the speakers.
All characters are adults aged 25 or older. Your choices set the pace.
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