Argentine Tango Steps
The Apilado
Apilado, is derived from the verb ‘Apilar’ which means ‘to pile up’ or ‘to put in a pile’. From an…
Argentine Tango Steps
Ending figures in Argentine Tango
The most popular endings of tango are simple positions, for example “sandwich” or “tango close”. The Sandwich or Sanguchito is…
Argentine Tango Steps
Arrepentidas
Arrependitas are steps that are changes of direction, or rebounds, in which the leader stops the movement forward or backward…
Argentine Tango Steps
The Side Cross Step
A variation of the Two-Step Walk is the Side Cross Step. If you’re the follower, you should start by standing…
Argentine Tango History
Tango Nuevo
Tango following the “Golden Age” has been led by Ástor Piazzolla. His song Adiós Nonino became the most well known…
