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How to Do the Argentine Tango

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  1. Styles of Argentine Tango
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    Styles of Argentine Tango

  2. Music to Dance To
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    Music to Dance To

  3. Dance Etiquette
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    Dance Etiquette

  4. Floor Craft
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    Floor Craft

  5. What to Wear / Proper Tango Shoes
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    What to Wear / Proper Tango Shoes

  6. What Is a Milonga?
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    What Is a Milonga?

  7. What Is a Tanda?
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    What Is a Tanda?

  8. Teaching Argentine Tango
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    Teaching Argentine Tango

  9. Embraces and Keeping Space with Your Partner
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    Embraces and Keeping Space with Your Partner

  10. Posture
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    Posture

  11. How to Lead and How to Follow
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    How to Lead and How to Follow

  12. Dancing with Music
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    Dancing with Music

  13. Cambio de Peso a Peso
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    Cambio de Peso a Peso

  14. Rock Step (Cadencia)
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    Rock Step (Cadencia)

  15. Salida
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    Salida

  16. Eight Step Basic
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    Eight Step Basic

  17. Front Ocho
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    Front Ocho

  18. Back Ocho
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    Back Ocho

  19. Ocho Cortado
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    Ocho Cortado

  20. Parada (The Stop)
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    Parada (The Stop)

  21. Sandwich (El Sanguchito)
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    Sandwich (El Sanguchito)

  22. Media Luna
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    Media Luna

  23. Grapevine (Giro or Molinete)
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    Grapevine (Giro or Molinete)

  24. Pencil (El Lapiz)
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    Pencil (El Lapiz)

  25. Sacada
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    Sacada

  26. Drag (El Arrastre) or Barridas
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    Drag (El Arrastre) or Barridas

  27. Cross System Basic
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    Cross System Basic

  28. Triple Drag (Triple Arrastre)
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    Triple Drag (Triple Arrastre)

  29. Follower Embellishments
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    Follower Embellishments

  30. Leader Embellishments
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    Leader Embellishments

  31. Directional Turns
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    Directional Turns

  32. Carousel (Le Calecita)
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    Carousel (Le Calecita)

  33. Planeos
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    Planeos

  34. Planeos for Men
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    Planeos for Men

  35. Boleo
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    Boleo

  36. Hook (Gancho)
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    Hook (Gancho)

  37. Single Axis Turn to the Right and to the Left
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    Single Axis Turn to the Right and to the Left

  38. The Front Boleo (Castigada)
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    The Front Boleo (Castigada)

  39. Walking and Walking Cross System
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    Walking and Walking Cross System

  40. Volcada
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    Volcada

  41. Sacada for Followers
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    Sacada for Followers

  42. Amague Sacadas
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    Amague Sacadas

  43. Leg Wraps
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    Leg Wraps

  44. Enrosques
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    Enrosques

  45. Colgadas
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    Colgadas

  46. The History of the Argentine Tango
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    The History of the Argentine Tango

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

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  • Diego Blanco and Ana Padron

    Award-winning Argentine Tango dancers Diego Blanco and Ana Padron are one of the top performing couples in the world today. Diego and Ana command a wide range of dance disciplines from which they tap inspiration for their improvisation and choreography. They founded their dance company, Tango for All, to bring this electrifying tango to audiences in America and throughout the world. Diego and Ana have toured throughout the United States, the Caribbean, South America, Europe and Asia. They have performed in numerous off-Broadway shows, and danced and choreographed for an independent film. In Kuala Lumpur they were honored with an award for their “dedication to Argentine Tango as a form of expression through dance, and for expanding knowledge of the dance through teaching.” They are now based in New York City, where they teach experienced dancers and newcomers alike.