👋 Tango Dancer, *Free Resolve After The Girada Guide* Worried about not having a wide enough "tango vocabulary"? Need more tango inspiration? Love this movement and want more? In our Free "Resolve After The Girada Guide", we show you 2 new ways to resolve after the girada, so you have more fun possibilities for coming back into the line of dance. Click on this link to access the guide: bit.ly/3XhklFp
I love the opportunity for swoopy dynamics. I can see, too, how this cambio de frente kind of move could nicely fit a call-and-response in a phrase of music.
@@TangoSpace I think it's much better ! You move better, you express yourself, you dance elegantly and you look more beautiful..........Keep it that way, I love it !!!! Thank you.
It violated all the rules. For example, at 5th step (crusade) for the follower, it should have been the left leg crossed over, so that the next step (the sixth) falls on the right foot, then tango out. Why on the video everything was on the opposite? The leader's 3rd step should have been on his right foot, but instead, he used left foot to do the 3rd. If sticking to the golden rule of basic 8 steps, it is impossible to do this pattern. Perhaps you can show us how in the next video?
👋 Tango Dancer,
*Free Resolve After The Girada Guide*
Worried about not having a wide enough "tango vocabulary"? Need more tango inspiration?
Love this movement and want more?
In our Free "Resolve After The Girada Guide", we show you 2 new ways to resolve after the girada, so you have more fun possibilities for coming back into the line of dance.
Click on this link to access the guide: bit.ly/3XhklFp
Pablo and Ann are best Tango teachers online !
thanks for keeping it simple. best your way
Thank you for these subtle moves that help make El Tango a dance and not just an excercise.
so nice steps!! Again very good teaching by Anne and Pablo-thank you so much for upload!!
Muito bom. Vou acompanhar vocês.
I love the opportunity for swoopy dynamics. I can see, too, how this cambio de frente kind of move could nicely fit a call-and-response in a phrase of music.
I love that and also that you showed it in the dance with music, that helps quite a lot.
Great! So happy that helps. Finding our groove :)
Multumesc
Hi Anne and Pablo, that were some great movements. I like them a lot.👍😁
Hi Lars, so nice to see you here! Hope you're well since Malta. Very happy to hear you like them :)
I am well, thank you. It was great in Malta, and I guess that it will be even greather in Paris in May, so see you there😁
Yes! can't wait :)
Hi guys, is it me or you've changed your camera? You look more shiny and brighter today !! it could be my eyes ? Thank's for the video anyhow.
Xavier Yes! But we're not yet sure what to keep :) any preference?
@@TangoSpace I think it's much better ! You move better, you express yourself, you dance elegantly and you look more beautiful..........Keep it that way, I love it !!!! Thank you.
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It violated all the rules. For example, at 5th step (crusade) for the follower, it should have been the left leg crossed over, so that the next step (the sixth) falls on the right foot, then tango out.
Why on the video everything was on the opposite?
The leader's 3rd step should have been on his right foot, but instead, he used left foot to do the 3rd.
If sticking to the golden rule of basic 8 steps, it is impossible to do this pattern. Perhaps you can show us how in the next video?
You bring up an interesting point. But they are not showing us how to do the basic 8. They are showing a "girada", which is something else entirely.