BARRIDA in TANGO NUEVO - learn the classics of Argentine Tango with Michael Nadtochi & Elvira Lambo

Our first course THE TANGO MATRIX is designed for open level dancers (suitable for teachers as well)
This course is based on a patented method to help you learn Tango Nuevo using a simple step by step organised tutorial. This part is the foundation of the entire tango system as seen through the lens of the modern days education.
- tap into the most essential concepts of Tango Nuevo
- learn a variety of changing directions
- experience flexibility of the embrace
- discover how to move in opposition
- use traditional figures in a creative way
A set of exercises , demonstration of figures and intro discussion videos are included. Suitable for couples.
Learn the art of Tango Nuevo with Michael Nadtochi - globally recognised teacher and creator of 'The Tango, The Milonga & The Vals Method' . This course is recorded with Elvira Lambo.

[@TheArtOfTango]

MORE DETAILS are available on our official website www.theartoftango.club/tnmdemo1

[@KarakasisFotios]

Very nice video!

[@gustavocollazo1565]

Buenísimo!! Muchas gracias!!!😊

[@hovermunoz5768]

Cordial Saludo para ambos.. excelente cuando la dama partucipa de las explicaciones.. su Inglés es muy claro para los no nativos.. que bueno que los profesores argentinos hicieran lo mismo.. pero no hablan muy rápido el inglés y no se les entiende

[@hentorri]

Amazing breakdown. Will be buying the series. Thank you!!

[@TheArtOfTango]

Thank you for trusting us! We shall keep sharing the knowledge.

[@fabiolaecheverry5495]

beutifull

[@Adavila0018]

Great video guys! I wanted to ask where can I buy a similar style of milonguero pants ? They look awesome on you. THANKS

[@TheArtOfTango]

Perhaps TANGOLON brand is the best and can make custom pants for you!

[@yywongdds]

My own experience in social dancing is that the leader initiated barrada right on the beat and I had already change weight. And that caused me to change weight back in order to free the foot that the leader wanted to sweep.

[@TheArtOfTango]

Possible! But not the most refined way :)

Cool combination! What a pity that you only quickly show figure 2 but don't explain it.

[@TheArtOfTango]

Thank you for your comment! As you may imagine - this is a teaser lesson. The full course is available online - full 9 videos.

Why is figure 2 a "MEDIO soltada"? Is it because there is still contact with hands?

[@TheArtOfTango]

That is correct!

@@TheArtOfTango "soltada" is grammatically female. Shouldn't it therefore be a "mediA soltada"? [I'm a language teacher. ;-)]

[@ubaldodelgado2869]

Hola Gato. Siempre miro tus videos, creo que eres excelente. Pero tengo una sugerencia: Tu sabes que el tango no es exclusivamente Argentino???? Ten en cuenta que se creó en el río de la plata. Uruguay y Argentina. Así lo estableció la Unesco al declararlo patrimonio inmaterial de la humanidad. Sabes cuantos músicos, cantantes y bailarines Uruguayos llevaron el tango adelante??? Sabes que la milonga nació en el puerto de Montevideo, asociada a la milonga criolla y el candombe???? Es una pena la mezquindad de adueñarse de culturas ajenas o compartidas como en este caso.