How we do it: Simplify your Tango Musicality With This Easy Approach (For Tango Dancing)

👋Tango Dancer,
*Free Fundamentals of Tango Musicality Mini-Course*
Have you ever felt worried your partner is "bored" when dancing with you ?
Do you sometimes feel "limited" with dancing tango?
Do you want to be in the flow of the music?
In our Free Fundamentals of Tango Musicality Mini-Course, we show the easiest way to approach tango musicality, and transform your dancing without learning new steps - even if you are a beginner.
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👋Tango Dancer,
*Free Fundamentals of Tango Musicality Mini-Course*
Have you ever felt worried your partner is "bored" when dancing with you ?
Do you sometimes feel "limited" with dancing tango?
Do you want to be in the flow of the music?
In our Free Fundamentals of Tango Musicality Mini-Course, we show the easiest way to approach tango musicality, and transform your dancing without learning new steps - even if you are a beginner.

[carlosa.avalle]

Yes, definitely. In music theory it is taught that music is the art of combining sounds and rhythm, otherwise it is "noise." Likewise, dancing can be thought of as the art of combining movement and rhythm, otherwise it is "gymnastics." :D Thanks for the great tips!

[francissantos]

This video upload crystalizes my tango journey. The architecture of the linear and circular movements and how to apply it. Muchas gracias.

[samahabu-ghazaleh]

Yes amazing thank you for this key element to start appreciating Tango dance and music

[dextoor]

Thanks for making it simple! Good stuff!

[YPY]

Indeed very helpful for a beginner tango dancer like me! Now I finally understand how to use the music!

[jonikershaw]

Your lessons are so helpful. Your explanations are easy to understand. Thank you!

[gurgenmakaryan]

I love that circular movements during melodic music in tango, for me those are the most romantic and playful moments!
Thank you very much, one of your funs!

[jokoukou]

Your videos are always helpful! Thank you!!

[marvieachanzar]

ABSOLUTELY HELPFUL ! Looking FWD soon.

[frodethorsenbrseth]

Thank you very much for this video. I came here not even knowing which questions to ask, just that I needed some framework to think about songs, their structure, and which movements work in which context. You gave me exactly that!

I'm sure the rabbit hole goes far deeper than just this linear / circular distinction, but it has given me the outline of a framework on which to start building. Thank you again!

[tangochef]

Thank you! I will definitely use this information.

[alexandrosspinos]

Si lo usare!!!gracias por su bellos videos!!!

[carlcoolamon]

Yes I will use use linear and circular. I also see how pausing and slowing down before expressing the music adds much interest. Thank you so much, I would like to simplify my footwork and incorporate the beautiful roulettes into my leading.

[nicd]

Great explanation and example. Thank you

[joestrout]

I just discovered your videos, and I LOVE THEM! After every lesson you give a demonstration, and for me this is so very helpful. Your explanations are clear, but watching you two dance shows me what I am working towards. :) Please keep up the great videos, and I hope I'll be able to join you for a lesson one day!

[marizasugay]

I am learning a lot of tango variations from both of you! Thank you for sharing it.You guys are amazing!👍😘👍

[ovakul]

Hello A & P,
Thanks for the video! Very important topic/contents, like in all your videos, courses, classes and lessons! You are amazing!!
Where do you find all your lovely who is always perfectly ironing Pablos shirts? You guys also always look very lovely!!! :)

[douglasjrhodes]

Always appreciate your generosity in sharing with the rest of the world. Very nice presentation, and I hope one day to visit your school for a class or two, practicas, milongas, etc., as I have never shared a tango embrace in London. Are you ever in Paris? I love to plan some of our vacations to include tango, especially after this pandemic is over.Thanks again!

[MartinWessels-KrakowPoland]

This seems like first aid for the stressed beginner. Very encouraging, easy to grasp and recall, totally plausible: Bravo! Would you say a Baldosa is another linear element? I also like the wise pointer from Pablo's granddad is your recent video!