Bandonegro & Bergljót Tango Project – Tónleikar og Milonga

Bandonegro & Bergljot Tango Project – Concert & Milonga

The Tango Association invites you to a unique evening of live tango music, concerts and milonga at Gamla Bíó on Sunday, September 13.

Guests will be seated at round tables while a dance floor in front of the stage will remain open throughout the evening, allowing you to enjoy the music either from your seat or on the dance floor.

The evening opens with Bergljot Tango Project, a new and ambitious musical project led by Bergljót Arnalds, bringing together some of Iceland’s finest musicians. The ensemble draws inspiration from the Argentine tango tradition, combining it with Icelandic influences, new arrangements and original compositions. The result is a personal and vibrant interpretation of tango, where emotion, musical interplay and storytelling take center stage.

Ásgeir Ásgeirsson – guitar

Bergljót Arnalds – vocals

Gunnar Hrafnsson – double bass

Karl Olgeirsson – piano

Kjartan Valdemarsson – accordion

Hjörleifur Valsson – violin

Between the live sets, a DJ will keep the dance floor moving with classic tangos, valses and milongas.

The special guest of the evening is Bandonegro from Poland, appearing in Iceland for the first time. Bandonegro has established a strong reputation on the international tango scene and is regarded as one of Europe’s leading tango ensembles. Known for their energetic performances, exceptional musicianship and fresh approach to Argentine tango, they appeal equally to dancers and concert audiences.

Bandonegro

Michał Główka – bandoneon

Jakub Czechowicz – violin

Marek Dolecki – piano

Marcin Antkowiak – double bass

This special evening brings Icelandic creativity and the international tango tradition together on one stage. Two distinct yet complementary musical worlds meet as concert and milonga become one unique experience.

Whether you come to listen, dance, or simply soak up the atmosphere, this promises to be a memorable evening of live tango music and dancing in the heart of Reykjavík.