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EntertainmentHow to Do the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Argentine Tango with Diego Blanco & Ana Padron

Transcript

Hi, my name is Ana Padron. And my name is Diego Blanco. We have been dancing the Argentine Tango together for 12 years. And we are professional teachers, choreographers and performers. We graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelors in the Performing Fine Arts. Where we are trained in ballet then modern. We’ve traveled through Asia, through Europe, through… The Caribbean. And through South America teaching dancing and performing. In the various festivals around the world. Now, we reside in Manhattan where we teach and perform our local as well as all over the United States. What drives me to tango everyday, every time I teach it, every time I dance it with someone, is the interaction you have between the couple. It’s 3 minutes where you don’t talk and you concentrate in your body, and your understanding of each other’s body, and just language that happens through the body. And very magical moments can happen with complete strangers, people that you’ve never, you can’t even speak their own language. But, you dance with them, and you enjoy it and you really have fun. So, tango really speaks to me because of that. When a song moves you, it really comes from the core of your body and it makes your whole body move. To learn more about us and sign up for our classes and watch more of our performances, you can find us at TangoForAll.com.


Lessons in this Guide

How to Do the Argentine Tango with Diego Blanco & Ana Padron

How to Do an Amague in the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Front Boleo aka Castigada in Argentine Tango

How to Do the Hook aka the Gancho in the Argentine Tango

How to Do a Colgada in the Argentine Tango

How Did the Argentine Tango Begin?

How to Do a Leg Wrap in the Argentine Tango

How to Lead a Sacada for Followers during Argentine Tango

How to Do a Boleo in the Argentine Tango

How to Walk in Parallel & Cross System in Argentine Tango

How to Do Enrosques in the Argentine Tango

How to Do a Single Axis Turn to the Right & Left in Tango

How to Do the Volcada in the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Ocho Cortado in the Argentine Tango

How to Do Argentine Tango Planeos for Men

How to Do the Grapevine aka Giro & Molinete for the Tango

How to Do the Cambio de Peso for the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Argentine Tango Rock Step aka La Cadencia

How to Do the Media Luna for the Argentine Tango

How to Do Follower Embellishments during the Argentine Tango

How to Salida in the Argentine Tango

How to Do Argentine Tango Leader Embellishments

How to Do Planeos for the Argentine Tango

How to Dance the Argentine Tango with Music

How to Sacada for the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Drag aka El Arrastre & La Barrida in Tango

How to Do the Cross System Basic in the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Back Ocho in the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Triple Drag aka Triple Arrastre in the Tango

How to Do the Carousel aka Le Calecita for Argentine Tango

How to Do the Argentine Tango 8-Step Basic

How to Do the Parada aka The Stop in the Argentine Tango

How to Do the Front Ocho in the Argentine Tango

How to Do Directional Turns during Argentine Tango

5 Argentine Tango Dance Etiquette Tips

What KInd of Clothes & Shoes Are Right for Tango?

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