Tango biennial · spring/autumn · Andalusia
For sponsor delegations, dance academies and attending teams taking part in the International Tango Festival (the biennial Argentine-Spanish tango biennial that moves between Seville, Cádiz and Granada with milongas, orquesta típica nights, dancing academy competitions and parallel cultural programming in the Real Alcázar, the Teatro de la Maestranza and the Huerta de San Vicente). EUR + 21% VAT via FACe / SII (AEAT) and 24–48 h delivery to a named consignee at the host theatre, your reference hotel in the historic quarter or the sponsoring cultural foundation's headquarters.
The International Tango Festival is the most important Argentine-Spanish tango biennial in the Iberian Peninsula: ten days of programming that combine competitive milongas in the historic quarters of Seville, Cádiz and Granada, orquestas típicas nights with live bands brought from Buenos Aires, dance academy championships with international juries, parallel exhibitions on the Argentine diaspora in Andalusia and an after-office circuit that runs from the cultural foundations (Fundación Argentina en Sevilla, Casa de Andalucía en Buenos Aires) to the tango bars of Triana, La Viña and the Realejo. The event attracts dance academies from Argentina, Italy, France, Russia and Japan, plus hospitality teams from Andalusian luxury watch brands, Argentine wineries (Bodega Trapiche, Bodega Norton, Bodegas Salentein) and Spanish tourism boards.
For sponsor delegations and dance academy teams the operational challenge is to work with a biennial that moves between cities: spring in one year can mean a week in Seville (Teatro de la Maestranza and Real Alcázar), in the next edition it moves to Cádiz (Gran Teatro Falla) or Granada (Huerta de San Vicente and Carmen de los Mártires). The April weather in Andalusia averages 22 °C during the day and 11 °C at night, the A-4 motorway towards Madrid or the AP-4 towards El Puerto de Santa María carries the last-mile logistics and hospitality is set up in either the historical centre (Hotel Alfonso XIII in Seville, Hotel Casa Grande in Jerez, Hotel Carmen Granada) or in restored palaces around the host venue. The briefs we typically receive combine elegant evening apparel for the orquestas nights (fine merino knitwear, silk-cotton scarves), lanyards and badges for accredited dancers and press, premium programmes and limited-edition prints of the festival's poster and final gifting sets with Argentine-Malbec wines, Andalusian olive oil and hand-stitched leather goods for visiting dance academies and jury members.
The Seville production hub — with the Madrid hub as backup — handles the entire order and delivers by road (SEUR, Correos Express, DHL) to a named consignee at the host theatre, your reference hotel in the historic quarter or the sponsoring cultural foundation's headquarters. The B2B invoice is issued in EUR with 21% VAT added via FACe / SII (AEAT); for intra-EU clients with a valid VIES number reverse-charge applies without Spanish VAT; for UK and non-EU clients the invoice is issued without VAT citing the corresponding EU directive article.
220 GSM fine merino crewnecks in black or burgundy with two-colour embroidery of the sponsor's monogram, silk-cotton scarves in tango-red and slate-grey for the orquestas típicas nights, light wool vests for the milonga judges, technical outerwear (light wool coats, packable raincoats) for the welcome team at the Teatro de la Maestranza and recycled-cotton aprons for the after-office bar team at the sponsoring cultural foundation.
Premium notebooks with covers wrapped in Argentine craft paper, fine-tip pens engraved with the festival's seal, organic-cotton tote bags screen-printed with the festival's silhouette, enamel pins with the tango icon, branded matchboxes for the milonga nights and linen bookmark ribbons for the printed programmes — 300 to 1,800 units per edition.
Compact branded power banks in muted design, USB hubs for the accredited press booth, foldable wireless chargers for the dance-academy welcome team, screen-printed notebook + pen sets for the international dance academies (Buenos Aires, Milan, Paris, Tokyo, Moscow), accredited press and visiting jury members — 60–160 premium units per edition.
Premium hard-bound notebooks stamped with the sponsor's seal, Argentine-Andalusian gourmet sets (Malbec wines from Mendoza, Andalusian olive oil from Estepa, hand-stitched leather goods from Ubrique, Argentine dulce de leche), numbered limited editions of the festival's catalogue, bilingual Spanish-English packaging and named delivery to the host theatre, the sponsor's hotel in the historic quarter or the sponsoring cultural foundation's offices.
The brand operation at the International Tango Festival is usually coordinated from Seville: it handles most graphic and light textile pieces (fine merino crewnecks, silk-cotton scarves, premium notebooks, screen-printed tote bags) and serves as the warehouse for special pieces (Argentine-Malbec cases, Andalusian olive oil sets, hand-stitched leather goods from Ubrique). Delivery is by road to a named consignee — the host theatre (Teatro de la Maestranza, Gran Teatro Falla or Huerta de San Vicente depending on the edition), the reference hotel in the historic quarter (Hotel Alfonso XIII, Hotel Casa Grande or Hotel Carmen Granada), the sponsoring cultural foundation's headquarters or the dressing room enabled at the venue. The usual delivery window is 24–48 hours with prior appointment, since the festival runs in spring or autumn and the A-4 towards Madrid carries moderate traffic.
We keep reserved stock at the Seville hub for the recurring items — fine merino crewnecks, silk-cotton scarves, premium notebooks with generic artwork — that we can produce and ship in 7–10 working days. For pieces with personalised embroidery (sponsor's monogram, academy name, limited-edition print) the window moves to 12–14 working days. For sponsors with bespoke hospitality pieces (numbered sets with Ubrique leather goods, customised Malbec cases from Mendoza) we recommend closing the order 4–5 weeks before the opening day due to the seasonality of the gourmet products and the cold-chain handling of the imported Argentine wines.
The B2B invoice is issued in EUR with 21% VAT added via FACe / SII (AEAT); for intra-EU clients with a valid VIES number reverse-charge applies without Spanish VAT; for UK and non-EU clients the invoice is issued without VAT citing the corresponding EU directive article. Every delivery is confirmed with a signed delivery note on arrival and, when the client requests it, with a photo of the unloaded material in the host theatre lobby or in the sponsoring hotel's loading bay.
Biennially, with a spring edition (mid-April) and an autumn edition. The festival rotates between Seville (Teatro de la Maestranza and Real Alcázar), Cádiz (Gran Teatro Falla and Castillo de Santa Catalina) and Granada (Huerta de San Vicente and Carmen de los Mártires). Exact dates for each edition are confirmed by the host city's cultural agenda and on the festival's website.
Yes, to a named consignee: host theatre (Teatro de la Maestranza, Gran Teatro Falla or Huerta de San Vicente), reference hotel in the historic quarter (Hotel Alfonso XIII, Hotel Casa Grande or Hotel Carmen Granada), sponsoring cultural foundation's headquarters or the dressing room enabled at the venue. For sponsors with multiple recipients we consolidate to a single hub address and the festival's internal team distributes.
21% VAT via FACe / SII (AEAT). For intra-EU clients with a valid VIES number reverse-charge applies without Spanish VAT; for UK and non-EU clients the invoice is issued without VAT citing the corresponding EU directive article.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier that helps sponsoring companies, dance academies and attending teams prepare their own merch for the event. It does not organise, sponsor or represent the International Tango Festival, the host venue or any sponsoring cultural foundation.
Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier for companies that take part in the International Tango Festival. This page helps those teams prepare their own merch for the event; it does not represent the International Tango Festival, the host venue or any sponsoring cultural foundation.