Tango on the Silver Screen: “Scent of a Woman”

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What the Milonga Teaches You That Class Can't

What happens when you've been studying tango - but you're still not sure you're ready to actually enter the milonga?My guest Sevada has only been dancing for about five months. When we first spoke, he was fascinated by tango, deeply invested in learning it…and terrified of the so ...  Show more

When Tango Etiquette Gets in the Way | Cabeceo, Códigos & Rejection

What if knowing all the rules of tango still doesn't tell you what to do?Gregory is back on The Tango Banter, and this time our conversation wanders into the wonderfully messy social territory of the milonga: men following, women leading, cabeceo, rejection, persistence, “saving” ...  Show more

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