The Tango Cross: 3 ways to add a Boleo to the cross (steps & technique)

👋 Tango Dancer,
Looking to add a new level of elegance and versatility to your tango routine?
Imagine effortlessly incorporating the tango cross with elegance and precision. Our 3 Ways To Do The Tango Cross Guide include easy-to-follow techniques to help leaders and followers feel more empowered in the cross.
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Tango Dancer,
Do you know what makes tango dancing soooooo good?
The fact that it's an improvisation.
When they say "Tango is Freedom", that's what they mean :)
Everything is possible!
You can add decorations, change dynamics in the middle of a movement, switch directions or or improvise a new ending to any sequence...
One of the easiest ways to do that, is to take common tango movements, such as the cross, and dance them in new, unique ways...
If you are looking for inspiration on how to make your tango cross more musical or varied, then this week's video is for you.
We're showing you how to add a boleo to this very common movement:)
This is actually a quite unexpected and unique way to resolve the cross, so don't miss it if you want to shine on the dancefloor :)
Click on the video to learn:
-Technique tips that will help you refine your tango cross, so you are more musical when dancing it
-The boleo technique for the leaders and the followers
-3 fun and easy variations of the cross, with a boleo for each one
We hope it helps!

[@TangoSpace]

👋 Tango Dancer, Looking to add a new level of elegance and versatility to your tango routine? Imagine effortlessly incorporating the tango cross with elegance and precision. Our *3 Ways To Do The Tango Cross Guide* include easy-to-follow techniques to help leaders and followers feel more empowered in the cross. Get it here for FREE: bit.ly/4bgvlpP

[@maritzagarcia3315]

I love all three ways🥰thank you for your work🥰

[@mauricettemartin5505]

Bien expliqué et démontré.bravo

[@mh8559]

Everyone of them going to be Amazing when used with its suitable music

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[@nl311]

Thanks for the videos and the detailed explanations. #3 if I want to continue in the same direction, #1 and #2 to reverse direction? # 2 being more elegant for the followers.

[@alexavakov7686]

Bravo Real good leson

[@robinanderson2798]

Progressions were good thanks

[@LearnPolishwithEvaKam]

This has been the best explanation of boleos that I have seen. I love all three but the last one is the prettiest for me. Though I will start with nr 1 since it seems the easiest :)

[@sergeygusev2097]

Very nice explanation. #3 is so eloquent!

[@MiguelGarcia-bi7bg]

Awesome!

[@maggicollins4607]

#3!!!

[@mani-dz9dj]

I love all of them. Tonight i will try them and i feel it will make the dance more flexible.

[@irmasefa9159]

I like #1 best, and # 2 second ;-). Thank you!

[@vkng_drag0n982]

Love it. Thanks for your guidance! Feliz Navidad chicos!

[@cucurupiku]

Love the 3 ways. Thank you for sharing

[@thomasmcclimonds7707]

I like all 3 moves, fabulous

[@Jasmina0107]

All three are interesting, but I like the first 2. Specially

[@euclave]

Son maravillosos.

[@nancyleigh4399]

I like them all!!

[@nenadmiric2082]

Those are very beautiful variations for the Cross. I will apply them all for sure. Your teaching style and clarity is perfect as always. I love your videos and if I become a better Tango dancer you will have an honorable place in that mission. Thank you.

[@A-Tango]

Very nice - I loved seeing #1 in close embrace, a nice touch of spice!

[@PinoCoppolaBoxkeller]

I like all your explanations,,,thank you so much , Great Job you do

[@robingarstkiewicz6101]

This is a wonderful lesson. I practiced w/thus & caught on to #3. Will work on 1 & 2 to improve.

[@rosemaryrusso1612]

Thankyou very useful. Love learning from you 🙏

[@39Moscow]

I loved all 3 of them. Thank you))

[@magnusolsson8548]

Thanks a lot for this nice alternativ of ending the basic cross. It gives a lot more dynamic in the dance. Also a new possibility to adopt to the music (ie a accelerationen with a stop ending with a smoth continue). Will explore, train and implement (try) this in my future dance. Thanks a lot again Magnus Olsson from Sweden.

[@Likeajinju777]

Thank you for the good video.♡♡♡

[@NikolayChigirev]

Your lessons are great. I love them. You teach for very useful moves and techniques. Very clear explanations and directions. Also you are very beautiful couple !

[@leliadiaz3699]

MANYMANYTHKS,ALLVIDEOSAREREALLYAWORKOFART!!!ANDTHANKSFORBEINGSOGENEROUS!!!

[@bhoraninissaisorakarn21]

👍very good steps

[@michelekennedy6093]

I’m taking lessons and this is a great supplement. It would be nice to have a section w only the follower moves . Those moves happen fast and rewinding on KZbin is unfriendly. I’ve watched several videos and each one has added to my practice. Thank u

[@horstfinkbeiner1223]

I liked the first 2, and the first one the best.

[@marknolan1377]

Beautiful moves. Thank you for sharing your beautiful skills and wonderful knowledge so clearly! I'd love to perfect #2 🙂

[@marcelobeltran6234]

Hi nice couple! You are very good pedagogs; congratulations!

[@dawnfarber1124]

You two are such wonderful teachers. Thank you for sharing your gifts.

[@TangoSpace]

Thank you Dawn, our pleasure :)

[@cirobeltramini]

I like #1.

[@silviolazzaro9729]

Thank you so mach for the lessons

[@TangoSpace]

You’re welcome

[@MaryAranas]

Hi these are all super fun, though a bit confusing to get all at once! After viewing several times and trying, I like #2 the best! What would help me as a very fresh beginner, is to hear you name each as "this is a front boleo of the right leg" or whatever it is. Thanks!

[@gloriagatica2239]

I don’t speak english but I understand the movements thank😘😘

[@jean-christophenogues8520]

J aime beaucoup ce format 3 options c est très utile pour guider et varier en milonga. Merci 🙏

[@TangoSpace]

Très heureux d’entendre ça Jean Christophe :)

[@elenaplesa]

Thank you. I subscribed to you. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@TangoSpace]

Thanks for subbing:)

[@amandastuart4183]

Thank you SO much for your videos! Do you happen to have a video that explains how/if the follow "plays" to clearly alert the lead, or is it possible for the lead to give space/time for the follow to play/embellish?

[@mydogdeli]

Me too, I'm subscribed, you two are wonderful teachers and have such clean technique. I really liked #s 1 and 2, but #3 looked somewhat awkward. I was intrigued to see that several commenters preferred it though.

[@TangoSpace]

thank you :)

[@guentert8536]

my favorite is No 3

[@mercedesjurkiewicz5931]

Sorry don’t see the link. But I like all 3 - depends on music!

[@sarahryterband2975]

The link for the Tango Cross Guide is missing in this comment section. I like #2 the best and while #3 is interesting, it does appear awkward.

[@salsageordie]

Option 3 can lead into an Americano .

[@LuisDiaz-rb3bv]

Muy bueno los movimientos. Pero necesito que expliquen en castellano

[@carolinebering4827]

I'm sorry, but did you take away the link? I do not see it.

[@faganfortuna8688]

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