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The Crazy Vocabulary of Tango

Everyone likes the crazy stuff to learn. And no one likes to see the train wrecks that happen when the crazy stuff goes awry. This site has a load of that crazy stuff, and can help you to make what you have better. Tango Topics can give you a few ideas that you didn’t have before with over 900 videos and articles (not including all the other stuff) on Tango Topics watch and learn from. It’s not just the videos, but the articles that contain the most of what you need to know to elevate your dance. We’re not trying to sell you videos here, but instead to inform and engage you to educate yourself wherever possible.

The Super Enrosque

The Super Enrosque

What is a ‘Super’ Enrosque ? You’re going to ask yourself this question: If an Enrosque is placing one foot…
The Reverse Embrace

The Reverse Embrace

What is ‘Reversing’ the Embrace ? It is exactly what it sounds like. – as a Lead and a Follow, we’re…
The Loco Sacada

The Loco Sacada

What is a ‘Loco’ Sacada ? It is an over-rotation of the Follower’s Ocho, employing an Over-Rotated Back Ocho for…
The Argentine Soltada

The Argentine Soltada

What is an Argentine Soltada ? In simple terms it’s a tiny little turn, almost a spin, that has been…
The Americana Embrace

The Americana Embrace

The Embrace is the hallmark of Argentine Tango. It’s what gives the dance its particular look and most certain it’s…
Ocho Cortado Wrap

Ocho Cortado Wrap

What is An Ocho Cortado Wrap ? Put simply it’s a Follower’s leg wrap (an Enganche) mixed with an Ocho…
Linear Boleos

Linear Boleos

What is a Linear Boleo ? Firstly there are many varieties of Boleos. Tango Topics is only talking about 3…
Lead Ganchos

Lead Ganchos

What is a Lead Gancho ? Put simply it’s where the Lead, lifts/and then wraps their free leg around the…
Gooey Ganchos

Gooey Ganchos

What is a ‘Gooey’ Gancho ? In specific it means that while this particular variety is usually executed from the…
Four Common Ganchos

Four Common Ganchos

Gancho. The word in Spanish translates to the English word, roughly, as ‘Hook’. From an Argentine Tango perspective it has…
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