MILONGA TRASPIE... What is it??? (explanation & useful examples)

In this video, we'll explain what Milonga Traspie is.
This class is good for all levels of dance.
In this class, we work on a fun Milonga style using traspie step that you can use right away at the Milonga.
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Miriam Larici & Leonardo Barrionuevo
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[@gulaytopallar7456]

Clear explanation with excellent movements ! Thanks.

[@chrissimmonds4383]

I have a good description for traspie and use it in my tango class. I call it a hesitation and I use it as you describe on both the back step and forward step. It can be used in milonga and tango, i think it's nice. Thank you for your great videos.

[@podrooga]

Traspie in English might be quite close to the word "feint" (pronounced "faint") in the basic meaning as it relates to this figure. I LOVE you guys!!

[@lstangueralstanguera9034]

love Miriam and Leonardo's techings and can't wait to learn from them in person again…grande abrazos ;-)

[@dennisfarley1918]

Great explanations! I love your descriptions.

[@colettealbright5434]

I believe that tras comes from atras. “Precedido de una expresión de tiempo, indica el tiempo que ha transcurrido desde un momento pasado hasta el momento del cual se está hablando;” Like a delayed step. Thanks for your videos!

[@tangochef526]

Great. Thank you!

[@kycsum1997]

Beautiful dance movement of Traspie. Excellent instructions 👍👍

[@antoniospades]

Didn't know the difference! I assume the traspire is the equivalent of amague? Thank you!

[@doncatrow1]

"A Little Stumble"

[@frantiseklaluch6605]

Didn't know, this has a name. For me, it was "I wanted to do a step, forgot about it in the middle, but did it anyway" 😀

[@Igor-rs9su]

Friends, thank you very much for your wonderful lessons, but their perception would be more pleasant on a light monochrome background without black diamonds

[@AHT102]

syncopated stumble!

[@AHT102]

traspie = stumble, trip, slip!?... tras = after pie = foot

[@jean-clauderaoult220]

En français : un faux pas.

[@marmac567]

Don't show it to music now, will you,, that would be no good at all 🤣