I am a newer tango dancer;( about a year and just earned bronze level) who has been struggling to perfect the rock step. I feel like my back leg is already extended so when it's time to move forward I am off balance . Should I be taking smaller steps? submitted by /u/Anesthesia94 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

By yourself and with a partner? (and are you a leader or a follower or both) submitted by /u/Alternative-Plate-91 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Do you have any memorable compliments you received during a tanda or at the end? What was it like and how did you feel? submitted by /u/Creative_Sushi [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Looking for tango blogs in Spanish as I'm looking for reading material in Spanish as I'm learning the language. Thanks for recommendations. submitted by /u/Alternative-Plate-91 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I was wondering how come there are 2 version of the song? One is 3 mins long(generally speaking) the one I used to listen is 6 mins. Since "por Una Cabeza" is a well known tango song. I just have to take my chance on this inquiry since I am really curious on this. submitted by /u/Knight7_78 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I stopped dancing because of Covid lockdowns. Yesterday I felt the tango embrace after years at a drop-in class. I'm wondering whether to get back to tango given these factors: (1) I live on the outskirts of my city now, far from classes. So I can realistically only dance once a week for 1-2 hours at a class/milonga/practica. Do you think that's enough to rebuild and maintain competence as a leader? For reference - I was previously a fairly modest beginner, although I had many, many great dance experiences with friends. (2) It seems to me that there's a culture of "gate-keeping" tango traditi ..read more

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I started going to a local tango class, which is really enjoyable, but I keep wearing the wrong type of shoes, which is very frustrating. I tried my regular trainers, but they're really bad for turning/pivoting, there's something about the sole that is too 'grippy' and doesn't allow for easy turning. I then bought some smart, black shoes, but got told off by someone at the class because they have a rubber sole, and I need a leather sole for tango (and they were right, I still couldn't pivot easily in them). I've been trying to find something with a leather sole for ages, but keep coming up sh ..read more

Hi all. As you know many of the tango recordings have a lot of noise and crakling and hissing. I would like to ask you if you recomend any Ai tools in order to make the recordings more enjoyable. Thank you for your time. submitted by /u/microplants [visit reddit] [comments ..read more