The tango embrace is a key element of tango dancing, and is characterized by a close connection and physical contact between the two dance partners. How can I practice the tango embrace? Here are some tips for practicing the tango embrace: Find a partner: It's best to practice the tango embrace with a partner to get a feel for the physical connection and communication involved in the dance. If you don't have a dance partner, you can practice the embrace with a pillow or other

☯ We come across situations or words that we understand, feel, or taste but can't put into words. "Dancing with heart" is one of these phrases, in my opinion. Between 2008 and 2012, I lived in Buenos Aires. As a tango dancer, living in Buenos Aires for four years and dancing almost every night was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. One night at a milonga, a tanguera told me, "We Porteños dance tango with heart." I said, "That sounds great! How can I learn to dance with my heart

☯ Tango is a beautiful and intimate dance that is characterized by close embraces and a focus on musicality and connection with the partner. When dancing tango, it's not just about the steps, but also about how the dancers connect with the music. This is why the phrase "Tango is more about being than doing" is so important. 🕉 When you dance tango, you should focus on being in the moment, feeling the music, and connecting with your partner. This means letting go of any worrie

“To say so much with so few words is the power of math.” Unknown We all started there. First, our tango journey started by learning the tango basic step (Basico con Cruzada). And then, we moved on to learn other steps, including back-ocho, ocho cortado, tango turns, including clockwise and counter-clockwise. People ask me often, “How many steps do you think you need to know to enjoy dancing tango? Based on my observation for years, I’d say you can enjoy dancing tango with 3-5

☯ In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few. —Shunryu Suzuki 🕉 When we dance Tango with a partner, it opens up a world of possibilities as long as our minds are open to new experiences and knowledge. 🕉 Zen teaches us to approach the world with a humble, "I don't know" attitude, which is called a "beginner's mind." With a beginner's mind, what matters is a willingness to adapt to and learn from the current situation, not insisting

🕉 Buddha nature refers to the innate potential within all beings to achieve enlightenment or Buddhahood. It is not limited to the practice of Zen or Tango, but can be achieved through any spiritual practice. We dance Tango to express our true nature, not attempting to accomplish anything special. ☯ The purpose of Zen practice is to express our nature— the Self or our own Buddha nature, without any desire to accomplish something. When we dance Tango, we should express our tru

How to get better at tango embrace The tango embrace is one of the most important parts of tango dancing. It involves close physical contact between the two dance partners. Many dancers call the tango embrace "The Heart of the Dance" because the dancers hold each other close and press their chests together. Here are some ways to improve your tango embrace skills: ❤️ Focus on getting to know your dance partner and building trust. Practice dancing with the same partner over an