1 ARGENTINE TANGO FOR BEGINNERS - "Leader's Walk" - Caminada - Leonardo Barrionuevo

This video explains the technique of Tango walk for leaders (in Spanish: La caminada)
A lesson taught by Leonardo Barrionuevo.
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[@mattdrat3087]

Finally! After watching loads of videos on many other channels someone who actually knows what to do takes the time to make a detailed video about this very important component of Argentine Tango. I see so many, shall we say "interesting" ways of Caminada at our club, now I have the chance to learn how to do it properly! Thank you so much! Regards, Matthew

[@peterjd3170]

😄 👍

[@seawolfe6460]

Very well explained. I am a beginner. Thank you. ❤️👍

[@peterjd3170]

I absolutely love that walk Leo 🙂

[@MiriamLeonardoTango]

Thank you Peter! Soon we’ll be doing a new video for walking, but this time explaining the connection with the partner ❤️

[@peterjd3170]

@@MiriamLeonardoTango Cant wait 😉😊

[@Chapter27]

Hi guys thanks for continuing the xclnt presentations the question I have I guess covers most steps however I am being taught by a few professional teachers whom in there own way teach well ,… however I try mimic or copy how Leonardo extends his step for example in practising the walk-in as I think it looks far more elegant and obviously try and incorporate this when dancing … but a few people have said to shorten my steps but I feel this does not feel or look good in some ways it’s easier but looks like a foot shuffle almost .. I understand the tempo of the music sometimes short steps are necessary like in Milonga .. Any commentary would be greatly appreciated

[@AthenaCreamer]

👍👍🥰

[@tucotango]

Muy buena demostración .

[@MiriamLeonardoTango]

Gracias Tuco!❤️❤️❤️🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼