When you have a moment, give us a hand to prepare the post-covid tango scene.
Answer a few questions that will help us assess how to best prepare for the return of tango, and perhaps change a few things, so take this opportunity to help us improve and make your classes and milongas best suited for you.
Thank you for your amazing support.
To all our wonderful students,
We hope that you’re all keeping well. We “see” many of you with us online, week in, week out and it gives us comfort and joy to know you are carrying on with your tango and keep in touch with us this way.
ALL OUR LESSONS ACCESSIBLE ON YOUTUBE
When we started online classes, we decided to keep them open and accessible to all on Youtube (no apps with prior registration required); to date we have given 100+ online classes – and we want to continue to express our gratitude to all of you for online attendance and support: it does truly mean a world to us.
To keep the Tanguito Youtube channel open was our way to help everyone keep dancing in these tricky times. We are blessed to welcome participants (in some sessions, hundreds of you) from around the world – the UK, France, Greece, Spain, Italy, Germany, greater Europe and further afield, including the US, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, New Zealand, Venezuela, Japan… even Polynesia.
In this context donations give us some respite and allow us to continue teaching. To all of you who have supported us with donations in the last months, we extend a sincere, profound and heartfelt thank you.
In the recent weeks we noticed that although we still have a high number of visits to our weekly online lessons, fewer participants contribute towards these lessons. We would like to let you know that now, more than ever, we need your support. So if you are attending our lessons and are not severely financially impacted by Covid, and haven’t done so to date, we would really appreciate if you could make donations […]
This class is the first one of a series of two workshops focusing on how to maintain a nice connexion when doing asynchronous steps - that is with the leader and the follower dancing to different time signatures..
This class focused on how to maintain a nice connexion when doing asynchronous steps - that is with the leader and the follower dancing to different time signatures.
This class closes the term dedicated to the tango embrace, one of our favourite dimensions. We reviewed some of the steps that we have covered in previous classes: media luna, back sacada, follower's forward walking. Why choose when you can have it all?
In this class, we explored giros that work really well on different types of music, slow or fast. We explored giros to the left and to the right, as well as giros on the beat and on the half beat. Quite a feast!
In this class, we explored giros that work really well on slow music: giros with static axis around the leader. We also threw in a few adornments for the leader, an enrosque and a lapiz for good measure! Time to shine, guys!
In this class, we explored some of our favourite vals cadenas. Vals are irresistible to dance to, so don't miss our learning steps that are designed to match the beauty of this dance.
If you like traditional tango salon, slow tangos are a joy to dance to. They enable self expression and intimate dancing in a way that ryhthmic tangos don't. For this class, we focused on how we could use the cross to dance on slow tangos. Simply beautiful.
For the end of our term, we reviewed our favourite steps, the corrida and some variants of the Americana.
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