In the 1800s, many working-class people with great hopes from France, Italy, Hungary, Spain, and Portugal; immigrated to South America. The economic and social problems experienced in a continent where they are foreign brought disappointments with it. These disappointments, great hopes for the future, and the culture brought from the past began to form Tango music by blending it.
Tango was created in Buenos Aires by these people, then called the lower class, who were poor and could not enjoy even the most basic social rights. Thus, Tango music, which emerged significantly between 1865 and 1880, carries some emotions such as bad temper, rebellion, arrogance, and melancholy as a result of heartbreak and shattered dreams.