Milonga - using 'TRASPIE" patterns. FREE LESSON from The Milonga Method course part II

[@francissantos7448]

Thank you. This figure will definitely be part of our repertoire starting tomorrow's tea dance.

[@carlosernestoferreyra1969]

Muchas gracias Michael...excelente estos pasos del canyengue,un abrazo !!!

[@marizasugay1080]

Awsome!👍😘

[@cezarbenjo3424]

Gostei

[@nubbyrose87]

Such a beautiful step! Both the Milonga Method and the Tango Method are excellent programs. I’m so glad I decided to purchase them. Will you ever do a vals? Edit: I love all your drillz and secrets classes. I’m a better dancer for them.

[@TheArtOfTango]

Thank you very mucho! Vals will be recorded THIS YEAR, that is for sure!

[@chance8yes]

This step is very easy for Samba dancers. Just don’t bounce, don’t do hip motion. 1 and 2, 1 and 2

[@filiplukavsky4140]

❤ anyone knows the track at 1:44? Thank you so much

[@sportyjen62]

did you find out?

[@chrissimmonds4383]

Hi Michael, in your first corrida to your left, it's easy to get the partner to perform canyengue cross back as you cross in front of your partner. But, in the second part when you move your partner to your right side your left foot is in line with your partners right, so must be less of a diagonal and with less of your partners ability to do canyengue cross of her right foot behind her left. The only way I can get it to work is by offsetting myself to my partners right, (canyengue style?) Am I missing something?

[@annasussman4411]

What if I don’t have a whiling partner.