Tango Argentine Dance Lessons

Tango Argentine is a rich and dynamic dance form that combines technical precision with emotional expression, creating a captivating and immersive experience for both dancers and spectators.

Some key features of Tango Argentine include:

• Intense Connection: Tango Argentine emphasizes a close and intimate connection between dance partners, with the leader and follower maintaining physical contact throughout the dance.
• Embrace: The dance typically begins with an embrace, where partners come together in a close position, either in an open embrace with some distance between their torsos or in a close embrace with their chests touching.
• Improvisation: Tango Argentine is often improvised, with dancers interpreting the music and responding to each other’s movements spontaneously. This improvisational aspect allows for creativity and expression within the dance.
• Complex Footwork: Tango Argentine features intricate footwork characterized by quick steps, pivots, and intricate patterns. Dancers often execute precise movements while maintaining a smooth and flowing connection with their partner.
• Musicality: A strong connection to the music is fundamental in Tango Argentine. Dancers interpret the rhythm, melody, and mood of the music, expressing it through their movements and timing.
• Posture and Technique: Tango Argentine requires dancers to maintain proper posture and technique, with an emphasis on balance, alignment, and control. This allows for smooth transitions between steps and facilitates clear communication between partners.