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What kind of dance is Argentine Tango?
UNLIKE OTHER DANCES SUCH BALLROOM DANCING, TANGO IS DANCED WITH HEART AND EMOTION RATHER THAN TECHNIQUE.
THERE ARE BASIC STEPS TO REMEMBER, BUT THEY DON'T MAKE UP A SONG.
MEN AND WOMAN, HUG TO THE MUSIC OF TANGO AND JUST BY WALKING, THEY ARE ALREADY DANCING TANGO.
THE MAN TELLS THE WOMAN WHAT HE FEELS IN MUSIC AND THE WOMAN RECEIVES IT. ARGENTINE TANGO ITSELF IS COMMUNICATION WITHOUT WORDS, WHERE YOU DANCE AS YOU FEEL.
IT'S A FASCINATING DANCE THAT GIVES YOU A GLIMPSE OF YOURSELF DIFFERENTLY DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTNER.
Body language that transcends language barriers
Argentine tango is often compared to "the woman is the flower and the man is the stem".
Two people form a pair,
the leader (mainly male) leads, and the follower (mainly female) receives and dances.
Although choreography is performed when professionals dance on shows and stages.
THEY improvisE at tango dance parties called 'milongas' for the public to enjoy.
The great attraction of tango is the IMPROVISED nature of “creating a dance together to the music”.
…It may seem difficult, but the important thing is to be considerate of your body and the other person’s body and “synchronize”.
masterING the basics STEPS and rules in lessons, allowS YOU to dance freely at parties while communicating with YOUR PARTNER through cuddling and eye contact. The depth of dance born from communication that transcends the once-in-a-lifetime “language barrier” is one of the reasons why people around the world are fascinated by tango.
Tango becomes more fun! AT Dance party "Milonga"
Milonga is THE chance to get to know people from different countries through dance. Now you can travel around the world with your tango shoes and make friends at the local milongas.
Tango is a body language that transcends words, so even if you don't speak the same language, you will naturally become friends WITH OTHER PARTY DANCERS.
Once YOU CAN feel what the other person is feeling, and the energy waves of the two of you blending into the music, YOU will definitely want to dance more.
If you learn tango, your heart and body will be happy
Besides gaining new hobbies and making new friends, tango has many positive effects. Body first. Moderate exercise will help you TO lose weight, but by being aware of your tango posture, you will be able to straighten your spine and achieve a beautiful standing posture.
By moving the entire foot, the leg line is tightened and the ankle is tightened.
I often hear the impression that bow legs are improved by being aware of the position of the legs and the position of the center of gravity, and the waist is narrowed by the movement of twisting the waist.
It also has a nice effect on the heart. You can expect a healing effect and stress reduction by gently touching the skin. Medical studies have also shown that tango is effective against Parkinson's disease, heart disease and dementia.
Repeated focus and relaxation seem to have a positive effect on the mind and body.
There are many elderly people who enjoy tango, and local children also dance, so it is truly a hobby that can be enjoyed across generations.
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