Idea Tango: master your tango walking

[@yaraomran2277]

Over ten years in tango and I'm still looking for the secret of the walk. You explained all of my confusing Points in 13 minutes

[@silviamezzasoma]

Oh wow!!! That’s a very rewarding comment for me! Many many thanks!! 🙏🏻 I am extremely glad I could be of help to an advanced dancer as you! 🥰

[@lorenzaabc9469]

Grazie generosissima e chiara! Merci

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@lorenzaabc9469 piacere mio di poter essere d’aiuto! 🙏🏻😊

[@heartonmysleeve-nasreen]

You are such an effective communicator! I have encountered these concepts before, but the imagery and explanations that you offer in your videos really set you apart as a teacher. Thank you for sharing your expertise with humor and grace.

[@silviamezzasoma]

Hi Nasreen, thank you very very much for your comment! Really appreciated ❤️ I am very glad that my videos are useful!! 🥰

[@peterpenrose4215]

Really good clear, logical instructions explaining the reasons.you give wirh examples of 'do' and 'don't'. . Also , you have a very good and pleasant accent. i will use this video again and again. Gracias. Pete Inglaterra.

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@peterpenrose4215 Thank you very much Peter for your kind compliments! 🙏🏻 I am very glad that the video is useful to you 😊 and regarding my accent, all credits go to my British husband 😋

[@leshe88]

You are so clear in your breakdown of the tango walk! The incorrect examples help so much. Thank you, Silvia, for sharing your talents and teaching them so well.

[@silviamezzasoma]

Thank you very much for your kind compliment!! 🙏🏻 I am very glad that my videos are helpful! 🥰❤️

[@laurentg.8138]

Thank you for your video. I'm a Tango beginner, and what you explain is what my teacher learn me actually. It's very interesting to look the difference between good and wrong move 💃🕺

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@laurentg.8138 thank you very much for your kind compliment! Very pleased to hear and your teacher and myself are aligned on the technique! 😊 keep going and enjoying the tango journey! 🕺🤗

[@helenmoses5]

Wonderful teacher 💗💗💗,this exercise was perfect for me, 🎇 I appreciate your examples and analysis. Your words give me just the focus into my body movement. Your humor is adorable. Love practicing with you, Silvia. I hope to run into you at a milonga somewhere sometime!!!🎵💗

[@silviamezzasoma]

Thank you very much Helen for your lovely words and kind compliments! 🙏🏻🥰 I am very glad my exercises help you in your tango journey. Keep it up!! Big hug ❤️

[@PaulPaytas]

Thanks Sivia, On my tango journey I have been overwhelmed with the emphasis on new moves. The attention to details of walking was very helpful. Paul

[@silviamezzasoma]

Hi Paul, thank you very much for your comment! In my experience it is rather normal to put lots of attention to new moves at the beginning of the tango journey. It is only after a while that you seek more quality than quantity. And it is when you realise that you want and need to dig deeper into the technique 😉 I am very glad my video was helpful to your journey! 🙏🏻🤗

[@Hummerbydesign]

I picked up some great tips. Things like how to maintain a consistent level broken down into digestible bits. Thank you 🙏

[@silviamezzasoma]

Thank you very much for your comment! 🙏🏻 I am very glad that my videos are useful! 😊

[@bethcallender9371]

Wonderfully clear and useful. Other videos cover the same topic but only in yours is it broken down in a way that is easy to follow. In others I slow the speed and still am not able to see what they are doing since they talk but do not effectively demo. In your video there is no need to reduce the speed - you show and explain and then show what NOT to do - even better. Thanks!

[@silviamezzasoma]

Hi Beth, thank you very much for your kind and lovely compliments! 🙏🏻🥰 I am very glad that my video is useful to you. It infuses 17 years teaching experience which I like to use to help dancers all over the world! 😊

[@siriabetti1796]

The best tangos teacher

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@siriabetti1796 thank you so much for your kind compliment! 🙏🏻☺️🥰

[@Ruskhatify]

You making it so easy!!! Amazing ❤

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@Ruskhatify Thank you very much! 🙏🏻🥰 With exercise and constant practice everything becomes easy 💪🏻😉🤗

[@INemir89]

Great video! Perfect explanation! Thank you!

[@silviamezzasoma]

Many thanks!! 🙏🏻 I am glad my video is useful! 😊

[@aydandunnigan-vickruck2899]

Wonderful. So much excellent information. I will use your video for personal practice as well as instruction.

[@silviamezzasoma]

Thank you very much Aydan! 🙏🏻 I am glad that my videos are helpful and inspirational 🥰

[@39Moscow]

Thank you! Ive been dancing tango for a year. I also take adult ballet lessons. But still straggling to feel and look confident while dancing tango. All of your technique videos are very helpful!

[@silviamezzasoma]

Thank you very much for your kind compliment! I am really glad that my videos are helpful! 🙏🏻🥰

[@SharonPitman]

What a great video Sylvia! You've got such a great talent for breaking it down and explaining the technique so perfectly. And you're funny, you really made me laugh a few times :-) Ciao e grazie!!

[@silviamezzasoma]

Awww!!! Thank you so much Sharon! 🙏🏻🥰 I think it is the unconventional engineer in myself that helps analyzing the mechanic of the movement and yet makes some fun 🤪 Un abbraccio!

[@SharonPitman]

@@silviamezzasoma Yes, that's it! And it's so refreshing to add those funny little elements in your video to make the explanation more fun and light. The perfect combination. Abbraccio 🤗

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@SharonPitman Grazie mille cara Sharon! Un abbraccio a te! ❤️

[@MrCLemoine]

Very nice complete explanation! Chris

[@silviamezzasoma]

Hi Chris, thank you very much for your kind comment! 🙏🏻🤗

[@breadpitt4920]

Very subtle breakdown.

[@silviamezzasoma]

I hope useful as well 😊

[@nataloves]

Thank you so much for your brilliant videos! This will elevate my tango in no time!

[@silviamezzasoma]

It is my pleasure! 🥰 I am very glad that my videos are helping your tango! ❤️ Many thanks for your comment 🙏🏻

[@teteq2061]

Thanks❤

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@teteq2061 My pleasure! 😊

[@edithvazqueztiempo753]

Excelente video! Te felicito!

[@silviamezzasoma]

Muchisimas gracias! 🙏🏻🤗

[@edithvazqueztiempo753]

En cuanto abrí el video es súper notoria tu fuerza interior. Ver cómo enseñas parte femenina y luego masculina, fue increíble! 🎉 MEGA WOW! Tienes una personalidad FUERTE E INCREÍBLE! Me encanta ❤️

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@edithvazqueztiempo753 Muchas gracias por tus amables cumplidos! 🙏🏻 El reconocimiento por mi trabajo siempre trae gran satisfacción y motivación para continuar. 💪🏻😊

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@edithvazqueztiempo753 Muchas gracias por tus amables cumplidos! 🙏🏻 El reconocimiento por mi trabajo siempre trae gran satisfacción y motivación para continuar. 💪🏻😊

[@DublinPorteñosTango]

This video was absolutely wonderful...thank you!!

[@silviamezzasoma]

Thank you for your comment Stephen! 🙏🏻🥰 I am very glad that my videos are useful! 😊

[@franol7]

Revelation! I was looking for such explanation .Thanks :)

[@silviamezzasoma]

Thank you! 🙏🏻😊 I am very glad the video clarified some “obscurities” 🤗

[@franol7]

@@silviamezzasoma Frankly you put it in nut shell and made it as an esence .Thanks again.For me - eye opener:! : ) as many teachers tell of it as "normal walk" .Sure that is normal ! :) .... after few hundred (!) hours of exercise ! :) I found especially precious the small hints in terms of leading and knee work,That was always for me a "misty matter"and very unclear .Now I understand that all , Very good job ! My best regards:)

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@franol7 😂😂 yep…not so “normal walk” after all…😅 or at least it depends on what someone intends for “normal walk” 😝 Very glad I could clarify some of your doubts 🙏🏻 if you need any more hints you know where to find me 🤗

[@gokce9716]

thank you so much!

[@silviamezzasoma]

My pleasure! 🤗

[@lisehfj4676]

I appreciate the tip concerning when the leg has to be straight or bended... Ialways wondered. Thank you !

[@silviamezzasoma]

Hi LiseH, very glad to be of help! :-)

[@severine7039]

Merciiiiiii ! 🙏💗

[@silviamezzasoma]

Merci à toi! 🙏🏻🤗

[@leannchen6091]

Thank you . I am always confused about my tango walk.

[@silviamezzasoma]

My pleasure! 🥰 I hope this video help you to clarify some of the confusion 🙏🏻🤗

[@leannchen6091]

@@silviamezzasoma definitely! ❤ 🙏 Thank you

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@leannchen6091 wonderful! 🥰

[@annalukaszek7271]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@silviamezzasoma]

@@annalukaszek7271 🙏🏻🥰🤗

[@tohoanguyen2275]

❤❤❤❤

[@mariansheilamansilla6431]

Just show the walk! Forward. With high heels.

[@silviamezzasoma]

Yes! This is exactly what I am showing. In the exercise 2 and at the minute 11:02

[@shlomolaufer]

I like the ideas and exercises except for one thing. The scratching of the floor is disturbing the continuous smooth walking. I prefer the idea that the projection is performed with a pendulum-like movement.

[@silviamezzasoma]

Hi Shlomo, thank you for sharing your view :-). For my body, it depends very much on how long the step it is and if you want to step on the heel or on the toes. For instance, for short steps (e.g. D'Arienzo type music) a pendulum-like movement is great. However, if the step is very long and/or dragged (e.g. Pugliese music), the free leg on the floor allows for a longer step (without loosing balance) and to give the sense of falling/dragging. Also if you want to step forward on the toes rather than the heel (e.g. to show a nice elegant line for a Di Sarli), then the toes on the floor are necessary not to loose balance :-)

[@elisadamico2403]

Peccato che kebab scritte coprano i piedi

[@silviamezzasoma]

Ciao Elisa, prendi le scritte con il mouse e trascinale in qualsiasi altra parte dello schermo dove non diano fastidio