Fandango is a term that originally described a style of folk dance and music.

Fandango may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment[edit]

Film[edit]

• Fandango, a 1928 film featuring Anita Garvin
• Fandango (1949 film), a French musical film
• Fandango, a 1969 film directed by John Hayes
• Fandango (1985 film), an American film directed by Kevin Reynolds
• Fandango, a 2000 German film directed by Matthias Glasner

Music[edit]

• Fandango (Mexican band), a 1984–1991 girl group
• Fandango (American band), a 1970s pop rock band
• Nick Simper's Fandango, a 1977–1983 British band featuring Nick Simper
• Fandango (Herb Alpert album), 1982
• Fandango (The Phoenix Foundation album), 2013
• Fandango!, an album by ZZ Top, 1975
• "Fandango", a song by DJ Quik from Trauma, 2005
• "Fandango", a song by Pain of Salvation from Remedy Lane, 2002

Other media[edit]

• Fandango (game show), a 1983–1989 American game show
• "Fandango", an 1891 poem by Vilhelm Krag
• Fandango Ballroom, the fictional dance hall in the musical Sweet Charity
• Grim Fandango, a 1998 video game

Companies[edit]

• Fandango (Italian company), an entertainment company
• Fandango Media, an American ticketing company and provider of film, television, and streaming media information
• Casino Fandango, a hotel and casino in Carson City, Nevada, US
• Club Fandango, a live music promotions company based in Highbury, London, UK
  • Label Fandango, a record label run by Club Fandango

Other uses[edit]

• Fandango (color), a colour in the fuchsia range

• Fandango (wrestler), Curtis Jonathan Hussey (born 1981), American professional wrestler

• Fandango on core, data corruption in computer memory due to a runaway pointer
• Fandango Pass, Warner Mountains, Modoc County, California, US
• Fandangos (snack), a brand of puffcorn sold in Brazil

See also[edit]

• Fanny Dango (1878–1972), British comedienne, singer and actress