Learning how to dance the tango can feel like a never-ending journey. We know it was the case for us! Plus, contrary to other disciplines where you can follow a curriculum that stands the test of time… the tango world is... a bit messier! Maybe you take a few classes here and there with visiting maestros? Or, you follow your beloved local teachers… but aren’t 100% sure if there is a structure or program laid out across all the lessons? And because of that, it can be incredibly frustrating to imp

Learning how to become a musical dancer was an absolute challenge… and felt-like a never-ending journey. Even though we were good technical dancers, we never truly managed to connect our steps to the music, and create a “structure” in our dancing that had the right balance between exciting, interesting steps, and moments of suspension with the music. That’s why, when we work on musicality with tango students, we always recommend not to think about the steps. Yes, we want to connect our movements

In tango, becoming a musical dancer can be a challenging and long journey. But if you love tango dancing, it is absolutely necessary. Indeed, as dancers, the music is what we express! And, this is even more important in tango where all movements are improvised, and the music is the only ‘tangible’ element both partners have to play with. But we can’t know all the tango songs by heart, can we? That’s why we, at Tango Space, love teaching our students about the 3 styles of tango music: Guardia Vie

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