eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
Learn how to dance the Tango with demonstrations such as the basic walk, gentleman's and lady's steps in the basic walk, chasse, promenade, and fan dance moves in this free online video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on listening to the music while dancing, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on learning the unique tango rhythm, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on shoes to wear while dancing, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on doing the basic tango walk, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on the gentleman's dance step, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on dance steps for ladies, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on doing the chasse, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on the chasse step for men, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on doing the promenade, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on doing the promenade, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on doing the three-step, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on male lead dancing, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on fan dancing moves for ladies, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango, including tips on gentleman dance steps during a fan dance, in this free video dance lesson.
Learn how to do the tango by watching this demonstration of four different tango steps, in this free video dance lesson.
The Tango Dance originated in the Argentinian capital Buenos Aires, but has spread all over the world allowing for changes to the dance in each area. Ballroom Tangos including American and International Tango incorporate the head snapping, staccato music and quick movements seen in movies such as “True Lies” and “Mr. And Mrs. Smith”; whereas Argentina's Tango neither has head snapping nor fast music and is a more fluid dance. The music in the Tango in Argentina originally blended music from Africa, South America, and Europe. Whether you are learning the Argentina version or the American version of the Tango, practice is necessary and fun!
Get free Tango Dance instruction from expert Tango dancers Kelly-Anne and Steeve Vean Louis in this free online video series. Learn about the importance of listening to the music, the rhythm of the tango, and the appropriate shoes needed. Watch demonstrations of gentleman's and lady's dance steps for the basic Tango walk, chasse, promenade, and fan moves in the Tango; learn and practice the Tango for free and at home!
Kelly-Anne and Steeve Vean Louis Kelly-Anne is a Professional Ballroom and Theatrical Musical Dance coach in South Florida. She is a highly versatile seasoned pro with over 15 years experience. She has worked in live stage, TV, film and radio performances, and trained in choreography in most international cultural dance forms: ballroom social, nightclub, go-go, hip-hop, cabaret, pole dance, bellydance, creative movement, fitness, yoga, competitions, ballet, jazz, modern, ethnic folk, lyrical, liturgical gospel, lifts, multimedia, fashion modeling, singing/songwriting and music videos. She has earned chorus roles with many productions, sponsorships and received commissions for work. She now specializes in teaching wedding couples as well as producing her own pop musical dance video series "5,6, Dance!" Kelly-Anne’s portfolio can be seen at www.56Dance.comdkdk
Read More
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
