The passionate Argentine tango has long ruled the globe. A dance of emotion and expression, a dance of dialogue, improvisation, character, and mood.
Do you ever wonder what it is about tango that makes it so fascinating? Why does it elicit such strong feelings? What do dance artists from all over the world discover in them? Where does this flood of emotions originate from, and why have countries all over the world been dancing the tango for a century? Each follower of this form of dance will be able to answer the questions presented. The Argentine tango is regarded as the most mysterious dance of all time.
Initially, tango was a primarily male dance in the lowest echelons of Argentinian society; at the time, Buenos Aires' population was nearly 90% male. They staged "Fights" to music to demonstrate their strength and dexterity. It was especially vital to take the lead in the dance. The winner is the one who succeeded in "leading" another.
Tango's rise to prominence began in the 1930s when it was designated as Argentina's national dance. Carlos Gardel, known as the "Father of Dance," had a vital role in its development. Tango was included in the world's cultural heritage of mankind by UNESCO in 2009.
Each dance is distinct and has its own set of partner requirements. Contact is required in various situations, particularly in tango. If you want to learn how to dance the tango, be prepared for some challenges. Tango is a passionate dance that requires complete trust and sensuality between couples. At first sight and word, partners must understand and know one other.
The dance of Al Pacino and Gabriella Anwar in the film "The Smell of a Woman" is the most gorgeous scenery. She performed the tango with Al Pacino, who played a blind character.
Argentinean tango, Uruguayan tango, ballroom tango (American and international style), Finnish tango, and ancient tango are only a few of the dance forms and styles that exist today.
Tango is still evolving, and because of songs, movies, and literature, almost everyone has heard of it. It's often connected with well-known performers and artists, as well as sports dancing. However, not everyone is aware that true tango is a social dance and thus open to all. Regardless of age, height, or the lack of a partner, everyone can learn to enjoy, progress, and express themselves.