Tango vals cadena: a fun tango vals movement (steps & technique)

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We wanted to reach out from one dancer to another.
We know right now the tendency for so many tango dancers is to pull back.
We’re all faced with social distancing rule, together with many unknowns.
Don’t worry, we are not here to load you up with more challenges.
Instead, we wanted to reach out and to encourage you to keep going.
There’s never been a better opportunity for tango dancers.
See, when we are taken by the whirlwind of our normal tango lives, we get so excited about the connection and the embrace…
… that it’s hard to find some motivation to work on our own technique.
We’ve been there 
But there’s truly an opportunity for a dancer:
-You can practice at home to work on your own balance, posture, and dissociation… key skills that are so necessary for a dancer, and so very much the reason why your movements work or don’t work…
-You can take the time to break down cool movements you love on videos so you understand how they are lead and followed.
-You can listen to music to develop your musicality
This week, we’d like to invite you to work on vals with us.
We’re laying out a veeeeery cool tango vals movement that is as useful for social dancing as it is funu!
Click on the video to watch it.

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[@francissantos7448]

Thank you very much. This will certainly be part of our repertoire starting tomorrow. This can be used not only for waltz rhythm.

[@jenniferknippenberg9554]

I just learned this last week in my lesson! Thank you for all the videos! You are both amazing!

[@tango.del.corazon]

Hugs from Saint-Peterburg!

[@aydandunnigan-vickruck2899]

I love this movement and instruction. THank you

[@nguyenhien9844]

Great for tango vals

[@nicd868]

Beautiful move. Will definitely practice and add to my vocabulary. I struggle stitching too many together. I find it really throws my spacial awareness and orientation to line of dance

[@msw0011]

Hello there Ann and Pablo. Adding these simple turns will b an interesting addition to our repertoire. U always look great. Thank u for sharing the Love of Tango.

[@TangoSpace]

Our pleasure! Have fun :)

[@aydandunnigan-vickruck2899]

I have been looking for a long time to see this sequence explained clearly. THank you so much. Looking for more cadencias.

[@TangoSpace]

Glad it is helpful!

[@oldbanks]

I think you two are fantastic teachers, and you make it fun.

[@TangoSpace]

Thank you 😃

[@the1helenmoses]

Really enjoyed your advice and showing the cadema from different angles. You two are superb instructors...I feel your enthusiasm and warmth. So I feel like a moth to the light LOL

[@TangoSpace]

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it

[@dextoor]

Yeah! Sure, i'll try it!

[@faganfortuna8688]

The cadena is a good follow-up from the Americana I find.

[@magnusolsson8548]

Thank's a lot for this nice instruction video. It looks like the leader have to make the follower freez for a while while he is going around and then the oposit appere. Givs a very dynamic apperace.
I suppose it would be applicable in both cross as linair system and in clockwise and anticlockwise as well?.
PS I have been following I aprechate you instruction videos. The are clear with technics for both the leader as well as the follower in very pedagogic presentation. Då
Best regards Magnus Olsson from Sweden

[@robingarstkiewicz1900]

I enjoyed & practiced this. It felt like the easiest Cadena I have ever tried. Will try using a homemade prop to keep good movement around the axis.

[@TangoSpace]

Great job! Let us know how it goes :)

[@pkicng210]

Movimientos son lindos.

[@MichaelJamesGallagherAuthor]

Very nice movement. Thanks

[@TangoSpace]

Glad to know you like it :)

[@mariamaiolo1868]

Si può avere la traduzione in italiano? Grazie.