After a Tanda the dancers can easily separate again. Tanda: a section of music, usually from three or four similar tangos, valses or milongas. Practice: Exercise milonga Opportunity to practice and experiment
Plano: Flat circles / semicircles of the foot on the floor. Pivot: Cones Turning on the spot around its own axis on one foot. Pasada: Step over, the partner's leg is stepped over with elegant or sophisticated dance steps. Parada: "Bus stop" the man stops the woman with the hug and foot contact and gives her the opportunity to "seduce" him with decorations. Ocho adelante: Forward ocho, ocho atras: Backward ocho Ocho: Eight one of the oldest tango dance steps in which a figure eight is "painted" on the floor with the feet (combination of> Pivot and step). The dance partners have constant upper body contact, the dance steps are rather small.
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Milonguero style: (estilo milonguero) Dance style practiced in full dance halls in close embrace. Milonguero: (female: Milonguera) Person whose life revolves around dance and the philosophy of Tango - and who often goes to milongas to dance. The dance steps are different from tango. Clearly African influences is considered the "mother" of Tango. Molinete: Rotation in which the couple walks around each other, a combination of backward ocho, side step and forward ocho. Mirada: Make eye contact when prompting to dance After a sacada the woman draws a line on the floor. Medialuna: Crescent-shaped sequence of steps is "painted" on the floor.
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Lustrada:“Shoe cleaner” - wipe back and forth on your partner's pant leg with the inside span of your free leg,> Caricia Pencil: Pencil - use the toe of your free leg to draw an ornament on the dance floor.
Gancho: Hook the free leg hooks around the partner's leg. right or left) at the same time.ĭissociation: Separating twisting the upper and lower body in opposite directionsĭefinición: Sequence that completes a figureĮje: Axis, the controlled body axis, an important basic element of danceĮnrosque: Screwing the upper and lower body when turning / screwing of the free leg in the back or front when turning on one leg ( enroscar: to screw).Įntrada: Entrance - entering into the dance steps of the other> sacadaĮspejo: Mirror - dance steps in which both partners mirror each other's movements.įirulets: Flourishes Generic term for decorations that are carried out with the free leg on the floor in order to interpret the music or to attract attention. A piece of music that is always played for about a minute between two> Tandas is played.Ĭruzado: crossed (basico cruzado) the crossed system in which man and woman put the same legs (i.e. The foot touches the partner's leg,> LustradaĬlase (de Tango): Course, lesson in learn to dance tangoĬolgada: dance steps and poses caused by tilting the couple's feet are connected, an axis is shared while the torsos move away.Ĭorrida: correr (run) a small number of fast dance steps.Ĭortina: curtain. Dance style: in close embrace, the dance steps go sideways in the direction of the dance.Ĭaricia: Caressing.
The music is of African origin, with a typical rhythm.Ĭanyengue: tango music-Style, originally comes from the way of playing or beating the double bass in tango. Piled up: The dance partners lean against each other with their chests.īarrida: "Sweeper" sweeping motion the partner's foot is moved with your own footīase: Abbreviation for paso basico (Basic tango step)Ĭabeceo: cabeza (Head) traditional technique for prompting dance partners using eye contact and nodding from a greater distanceĬalecita: Carousel, rotation around a fixed pointĬandombe: Style of music and dance, one of the origins of Argentine Tango, which comes from the descendants of black slaves in the Río de la Plata region. This is how every tango begins - before the first dance steps!Īficionado: enthusiastic (about) - for example about Tango ArgentinoĪmague: Feint faked dance step that is dynamically interrupted.
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