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EntertainmentHow to Do the Argentine Tango

How to Do an Amague in the Argentine Tango

Transcript

Diego: Now we’re going to show you an Amage [sp ?]. An Armage is an embellishment for the man but it’s a nice step to learn. Armage’s a fake as if you would have in soccer, for instance, or football or any other sport where the man, or the player rather, fakes the opponent. My opponent is Anna today so we’re going to fake her out. So we have-, we’re going to go and fake at a heel so we’re going to go all the way to the cross and we’re going to fake to get into a heel. Another well common fake is side step. A side step to come to the close side of the embrace. Or into a heel.

Anna: This is a great time to know when the follower is leading or not. So if the following is looking at the leader’s feet and you start to go Amage with him without him leading it then you know you’re not doing your role correctly. So just, it’s very important for a follower to wait. If you feel bored, then you have your little embellishments until you feel the next push or pull for the next thing.

Diego: There you have it.


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

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