Dimension: Embrace - Theme: Asynchronicity I
This class is the first one of a series of two workshops focusing on how to maintain a nice connexion when doing asynchronous steps - that is with the leader and the follower dancing to different time signatures..
Dimension: Embrace - Theme: Asynchronous rhythmical steps
This class focused on how to maintain a nice connexion when doing asynchronous steps - that is with the leader and the follower dancing to different time signatures.
Connection is a much debated topic in tango. It's what it's all about in the end, isn't it? A warm, gentle embrace, moving to the music as one...
Technique can help and ensure that you get more of these memorable tandas, these beautiful "tango moments" as we like to call them.
The first tango with written lyrics is widely thought to be "Dame la lata", composed by Juan Perez around 1880.
"El Choclo" ("The Corn Cob"), written by lyricist, composer and musician Ángel Villoldo, is one of these tangos that made history. Actually, you've probably danced on El Choclo, more often than you think!
