Learning tango alone is “like baking a cake and then not eating it”. Although baking a cake can be enjoyable, it takes time to get it right. Similarly, whilst learning the tango can be fun and challenging, it’s not as rewarding if you don’t get to eat it - we mean, dance socially.

If you speak to a tango dancer they will more often than not refer to tango as their ‘passion’ as opposed to it being a hobby or sport they enjoy. So what is it that makes people feel so passionate about tango? Part 2 of 2

If you speak to a tango dancer they will more often than not refer to tango as their ‘passion’ as opposed to it being a hobby or sport they enjoy. So what is it that makes people feel so passionate about tango? Part 1 of 2

Are you superstitious? Does Friday the 13th get you in a cold sweat? Do you stay indoors all day, not even venturing out for your Friday night milonga? It doesn’t have to be this way. Here’s what to look out for on the dance floor in 13 handy points...

Just a few World Records involving Tango that may interest you. If any of you are feeling particularly competitive, let us know ;)