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History of the Argentine Tango
Teaching Argentine Tango
Argentine Tango: Walking
Argentine Tango: Lead & Follow Walking
Argentine Tango: The Embrace
Argentine Tango: Keeping Space with Partner
Argentine Tango: Basic Step
Argentine Tango: Walking Step
Argentine Tango: Figure Eight Step
Argentine Tango: Figure Eight Step with Partner
Argentine Tango: Backwards Figure Eight Step
Argentine Tango: Women's Turns
Argentine Tango: Men's Turns
Argentine Tango: Changing Turns
Argentine Tango: Leading
Argentine Tango: Buenos Aires Variation
Argentine Tango: Shifting Weight
Argentine Tango: Directional Turns
Styles of Argentine Tangos
Modern Argentine Tango Steps
Argentine Tango: Expressions
Argentine Tango: Dancing with Music
Summary: Looking for dance lessons? Take them online! Learn how to do the modern Argentine tango in this free dance lesson from an award-winning tango dancer.
Gabriela Schaffer is a native of Buenos Aires, and she has held international positions as one of the most highly respected creative tango dance talents. Schaffer is also highly...read more
"In this clip we're going to change a little bit the style. What we we're doing before was Milongeros style, it was an older style. And then you have a very modern style that you use, when you do especially tango shows. You have a little bit more attitude when you're dancing. And you have to be very concerned about the position that you're using. And you can add steps, for example, a little bit more sensual. You can invite her to go down. For example, when she's doing the morinete, you can stop her, and invite her to do a gancho. For example, she can also add boleos, we can add sacadas, and we can do different termination steps."
eHow Article: Modern Argentine Tango Steps
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