President Obama, First lady tango at Argentine state dinner a day after being lambasted for enjoying a baseball game in Cuba as Brussels hit with terror attacks

It takes four to tango.

President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama dance tango with dancers during a state dinner in Buenos Aires.

President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama were pulled onto the dance floor at an Argentine state dinner Wednesday night by a pair of saucy tango dancers — a day after the U.S. president was lambasted for enjoying a baseball game in Cuba as Europe was hit with terror attacks.

President Obama lands in Cuba for historic three-day visit to improve ties with the Communist nation

President Obama landed in Havana at 4:20 p.m. aboard Air Force One on Sunday, making him the first American president to touch Cuban soil in nearly 90 years.

“¿Qué bola Cuba?” Obama tweeted after landing — Cuban slang for “What’s up?”

“Just touched down here, looking forward to meeting and hearing directly from the Cuban people.”

President Obama, in final State of the Union speech, touches on accomplishments, looks toward future

Raising the “hope and change” themes that helped sweep him into the White House eight years ago, President Obama used his seventh and final State of the Union address to celebrate how far America has come since he took office and to encourage Americans to embrace the future with open arms.

President Obama delivers the State of the Union address as House Speaker Paul Ryan and Vice President Biden look on.

Over the course of the one-hour address Obama explained how he would leave office with the U.S. in better shape — focusing on a laundry list of accomplishments like the growing economy, shrinking income inequality and keeping America safe from terrorism — and emphasized that, despite ever-present trouble in the world, there was no need to fear the future.

President Obama, Michelle Obama reveal favorite songs, moments of 2015

They're the busiest family in America — but that doesn't mean they're not up to date on the world's hottest music.

Asked about his favorite things of 2015, President Obama revealed to People magazine that Kendrick Lamar's "How Much a Dollar Cost" is the song he can't stop listening to.

First Lady Michelle Obama, meanwhile, told the magazine that, like most of America, she got hooked on Bruno Mars' ultra-catchy party anthem, "Uptown Funk."