What to observe in a milonga

Advanced tips: Your foot is NOT a point For more tango tips, resources, books, retreats, and much more: thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango 

How to improve your tango by observing others For more tango tips, resources, books, retreats, and much more: thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango Some of my suggestions: Watch videos of Jonathan Saavedra & Clarisa Aragón dancing D’Arienzo. Watch videos of Chicho dancing Di Sarl ... Show More

How to easily recognize the beginning of a musical phrase in tango Hear the Beat, Feel the Music: Link For more tango tips: thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango 

Tango seems so fancy at first, so many moves to learn, so much technique. But you talk to any seasoned dancer and they will tell you it’s really not about the moves… it’s really something else. What is it that we are after on the dance floor? And what value do we bring to our dan ... Show More

In this episode I discuss the importance of knowing specific elements of tango music in order to succeed as a dancer. I emphasize the significance of recognizing orchestras and understanding the different characteristics and styles they bring to the music. I share my personal jou ... Show More

FOMO (fear of missing out) is a common experience for tango dancers. Throughout the year we see videos and pictures from exotic locations of beautiful dancers having a lot of fun and we wish we knew about it before it happened. How do you find out tango events and how to do you m ... Show More

In this episode, I discuss the topic of body image, particularly in the context of tango. I share my personal struggles and experiences with body image and explore the impact of societal beauty standards on dancers. Takeaways - Body image is an evergreen topic that affects many p ... Show More

In this episode my sister (who is NOT a tango dancer, and IS an Emmy Award-winning journalist) interviews me about the world of DJing tango. We explore the challenges, nerves, and the artistry that go into DJing, unraveling the complexities of this strange ritual. From the import ... Show More

This sixth season of Simple Stories in Spanish is inspired by requests from my listeners. Claire loves to dance. She dances every chance she gets. She dances in the car, the supermarket, and around the house when she should be doing her chores. Even though Claire loves to dance, ... Show More

This week, we take a look at the differences between dancing for fun vs. dancing to win. The moms take a trip down memory lane, and remember when they started dancing, why their kids dance, and why it's so important to feel passion for what you do–dancing or otherwise! This episo ... Show More

Tango is Argentina’s most iconic cultural tradition. But for a hundred years, tangos have only been written from the perspective of men. The conductor of “La empoderada” or “The Empowered,” Argentina’s first all-female tango orchestra, is trying to change that. A transcript of th ... Show More

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Francisco has a date at a salsa party tonight and he really doesn't want to mess up. Unfortunately, he's a notoriously bad dancer, and everyone assumes all Latinos dance so well! Will stereotypes and a lack of rhythm get in the way of his chance to find love in the big city?   Do ... Show More