"VIDA ARGENTINO" translates to "ARGENTINE LIFE" in English.

In 2027, the Argentine dance and music show VIDA will return to Vienna. At the forefront are world stars Nicole Nau & Luis Pereyra, accompanied by their company of outstanding soloists.

Ocaso Amarillo - Jorge Luis Borges described in his texts the pale yellow strip of sky as darkness descends over the outskirts of the city. It is the moment when the characters of the tango awaken and embark on their journey into the magical night. Through music, dance, and poetry, Nau and Pereyra showcase the incredible diversity of Argentine culture in their new program. Malevos, Compadres, Compadritos, Gauchos, and Chinas come to life. Heels and foot edges strike the ground. Soles shuffle. Dresses rustle. Eyes meet. The dancers place their steps with precision into the space between their partner's legs, whose waist draws intricate eights, while boleadoras whiz through the air. Guitar sounds and drums fill the atmosphere. Singing and storytelling weave through the performance. The stage is enchanted by Argentine passion. Magically, boldly, and spontaneously, men and women dance the magic of the past, daring to embrace the true tango and the duel of the future.

Texts by Jorge Luis Borges, music by Astor Piazzolla, and original compositions by Luis Pereyra and a stellar array of Argentine popular music.
Luis Pereyra is a dancer, choreographer, director, singer, and performer. The multi-talented artist from Argentina has been dancing since the age of five and has been enchanting audiences worldwide for over 50 years with charm, elegance, versatility, and passion from the very first moment of the show.
His wife, Nicole Nau, embodies the tango like no one else. The Düsseldorfer is an ambassador for her adopted home of Argentina and has even been featured on two postage stamps showcasing her passion for tango. She narrates in poetic passages about mystery, roots, the poetry of brave men, and the strength of proud women.
In June 2025, the first joint book by Nicole Nau & Luis Pereyra, "The Sound of My Earth," was published. This book weaves itself as a common thread into their work.
Date: March 1, 2027
Start: 7:30 PM