Easy Patada Entries in Argentine Tango

Welcome back to "Easy Entries to Moves They Love," where today we’re diving into the spirited Patada! The Patada is a forward kick that adds style and flair to your dance routine, distinct from the backward flick of the gancho or boleo.
🔹 What You'll Learn:
🔹 Patada Basics: Discover the essence of the Patada, focusing on its execution as a quick, stylish forward kick.
🔹 Versatile Approaches: Learn two main ways to incorporate the Patada-both as a leader and a follower. Whether it's within the molinete or from a simple forward ocho, we cover how to integrate this move smoothly.
🔹 Leader’s Guide to Patada: Explore how leaders can embellish their dance with Patata during the follower’s molinete, seizing the right moments for stylish execution.
🔹 Follower’s Tips: Gain insights on how followers can enhance opportunities for leaders to perform Patada by maintaining strong, long strides without quick collections.
🔹 Practical Demonstrations: Watch detailed demonstrations of Patada from common movements like the front ocho and within the molinete, helping you understand the positioning and timing to make this move shine.
🔹 Safety First: Learn how to execute Patada safely to avoid accidents on the dance floor, ensuring both partners enjoy the experience without risk.
🎥 Whether you’re new to Argentine Tango or looking to add a playful kick to your dance, this video is packed with tips, techniques, and fun demonstrations to enrich your dancing repertoire.
Share your own Patada attempts or ask us your burning questions. We’re here to help you perfect this exciting Tango move!
Until the next dance,
Abrazos from Argen and Tina! 💖
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[@donpanchito2530]

As always, excellent video! Just one thing to point out, patata means potato. The right word would be patada which means kick

[@gameoftango]

Oh my!! Ooops 😁 Thanks for that heads up on our spelling!