What to observe in a milonga

What to observe in a milonga

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Tango Road Trip Quiz 1/4

This is Part 1 of 4 of the Tango Road Trip Quiz, a series of fun and thought-provoking questions inspired by the ideas explored in the book The Black and White of Argentine Tango: Both Sides of Tango's Greatest Debates. Whether you're going to a tango festival, heading home from ...  Show more

Argentine Tango Starts with You: Posture, Embrace & the Art of True Connection | Tango Tips by the Maestros

In this episode, we read the chapter by Chloe Theodoropoulou and Dionisis Theodoropoulos from the Tango Tips by the Maestros Tango book, exploring why great Argentine Tango begins long before the first step. Discover how posture, balance, your spine, the embrace, communication, p ...  Show more

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