The 3 main differences between tango and milonga dancing

[@TangoSpace]

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[@LubahPro]

You are so talented in teaching! You have given simple keys for understanding, they are very helpful. Thank you!

[@TangoSpace]

You're very welcome!

[@francissantos7448]

Thank you for enriching my Argentine tango education once again. A closer embrace for unfamiliar followers is my favorite takeaway today in milonga.

[@mattdrat3087]

Very nice video! Milonga has always felt difficult. However, one of my best experiences is when one of the ladies at a milonga lead me and I followed. It's a really fun dance when lead by someone that can lead. I wish more ladies would try leading, I believe we both benefit from it. Best Regards, Matthew

[@TangoSpace]

Thanks for sharing :)

[@mattdrat3087]

Love your videos, hope you can visit us in Bergen when times return to normal, we have an active club here in Bergen, Norway.

[@croissant912]

You're both very cute and are teaching well. Keep up the good work!♥

[@helenmoses5]

I watched your wonderful milonga dance after the webinar and registering for the full course! It's a pleasure to see Pablo interpreting the rhythm/music and Anne so engaged and connected. I learn so much from you two, and I think it really is because of your warm energetic presence for your students as well as because of your intimate knowledge of the music, the orchestras, and the 3 tango styles/rhythms. I feel blessed to learn from such gifted teachers.

[@TangoSpace]

so happy to have you with us in the Vals & Milonga Made Easy Online Course Helen!

[@helenmoses5]

@@TangoSpace You are the sanity and the simple joy that balances me while still a bit home confined and while hearing angry voices all around me in my country. 🌹

[@katrienleyers823]

omg!!! there was a squirrel behind you at 7:40! Very easy tutorial and it was fun to do.

[@TangoSpace]

Yes! It’s our adopted squirrel! (Just kidding ;))

[@cherylching1795]

Anne and Pablo - Very useful video and thank you breaking it down in an easy way to understand.

[@TangoSpace]

you're welcome, happy to help!

[@arturskupien7880]

Indeed, the steps are basic one and this milonga (like each milonga, I guess) is all about the musicality, more than at tango. I wish, I could take part in your London september's event. If you have some 2023 springs plan, I am definitely be there (Europe mainland please :-) )

[@silvanroderick1508]

Son diferentes en el ritmo. Buen video. Qué elegancia❤.

[@catalan6300]

Me encanta la forma que explican, muy fácil pero si pueden hacer paso a paso, este es el primer video que veo de ustedes y ¡ME ENCANTA!, pero en habla española, sería genial.

[@msw0011]

Hello there Anne and Pablo. Excellent tutorial, very enjoyable. Thank you for explaining the differences in an easy to understand format. You look great together.

[@TangoSpace]

Our pleasure!

[@gregorywong3049]

Thank you This is great

[@TangoSpace]

You're very welcome!

[@davidalen2590]

Wonderful breakdown.

[@gurgenmakaryan4428]

Charming partners , stunning backyard, and of course the milonga is completing the final touch!

[@TangoSpace]

thank you Gurgen :)

[@ivana3583]

it's all about having fun during milonga!

[@ljuba98]

You two are so great. Thank you so much for making these videos.

[@TangoSpace]

You’re welcome :)

[@LuisDiaz-rb3bv]

Miro a los dos profes que explican y explican y explican y yo no entiendo Inglés. Soy de Argentina. Seria bueno que la clase sean con subtítulos.

[@brunomonteros4554]

AWESOME

[@TangoSpace]

Thanks 🤗

[@the_andrewest_andrew]

i just found the video and i liked it so much, both of you are very knwoledgable and i absolutely adore her french and his argentinian accents... but i'd also like to know about the musical differences on these styles, any suggestions?

[@m-ht-b113]

Wonderful!!!

[@m00zg]

a squirell at 7:39 !!

[@tymanung6382]

Your explanations are very useful, important and interesting--- superficially subtle differences that only expert teachers know. Also, can you explain if and how hybrid combinations are same or different, such as the 2 or 3 milonga candombes, Afro-- separated partners. also embraced partners (music--- only 3 Uruguay tamboril drums and/ or Argentina s 2 ?? drums, and/or bands/orchestras, either older or current music styles? Do people use same dance for candombe milonga, " regular" ? more Euro milonga (music without tamboril drums or the ?? Argentine drums, or do people donsubtle differences for each style, "pure" or combination? .Muchissimas gracias. Buenas suerte. ... . What about tango candombe, etc other combinations? Argentina s, Uruguay s (and Brasil s ) early 20th century music song dance scenes are full of so many similar styles. How did composers, singer songwriters, dancers, etc distinguish among all of these?

[@Amilheiro]

Where can i get the link for the milonga masterclass? Thank you.

[@kathym5704]

Hola Ann & Pablo! Thanks so much for your excellent instruction! I have followed you for a while now. I have a personal question. If I may ask ? Are you married to each other ? I'm just curious. Thanks again! Tango On! :)

[@francissantos7448]

I dance milonga with any fast music once I get bored with salsa, cha cha or Vienese waltz. Once the partnership is clear with the lead and follow, it becomes creative and truly fun to go thru rhythm changes and syncopations.

[@ЂорђеПејић]

[@karlheinzkirchmann6469]

In tango you have some certainty of less rhythm changing. in Milonga Rhythm can change each moment. Milonga needs a lot of Fantasie.

[@peterbeyer5755]

There was a squirrel outside.

[@faviorodriguez4926]

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[@elliotbryant3459]

Why is the style for the men to wear such baggy pants in tango?

[@scottl.1568]

Whut

[@jsp9884]

if i unlike and like again, will that count as two likes?

[@TangoSpace]

🤣

[@florianbauch3581]

Very nice way to convey the pleasure of dancing Tango, Milonga and eventually vals. Keep it up