Argentine Tango
Also known as the dance named after the land of its birth, "Argentine Tango" is one of the most popular dances today. Besides Argentina, tango also has origins in Buenos Aires, Uruguay, and Montevideo. Both the music and the dance are called by the same name.
In the past, it only had one or two types, such as “simple tango”, but today numerous types of tango have emerged. Finnish tango and Finnish tango are examples of these. But the original, of course, is Argentine Tango. It is quite rich in terms of allowing improvisation during the dance, and on the other hand, its focus on love and passion increases the dance's appeal. We can say that the indispensable instrument of tango, the Bandoneon, is the most important figure that brings tango to life.
In tango, the man leads the dance. And each dance creates a story within itself. For this reason, tango is a more male-dominated dance compared to most Latin dances.
It is known that tango has been practiced in our country since the 1950s. In the last 6 years, we have had the chance to become extremely professional and make a considerable name for ourselves in the world.
Today, tango continues to exist in many countries and regions with different styles. To name some of them:
- Argentine Tango
- Tango Liso
- Tango Orillero
- Tango Nuevo
- Tango Milonguero
- Show Tango
- Ballroom Tango
- Finnish Tango
- Salon Tango
- Tango Canvengue.
