Argentine tango was a conception of Argentina and Uruguay especially the area of Rio de la Plata. This dance form’s numerous styles are a contribution of the era and area it was absorbed into. Argentine tango was exposed to influences of Europe and North America. Over the years, many changes came not only in the dance steps but also in the way of dressing. In this dance, the couples dance in a close embrace where they are connected at the chest as well as hips or an arm’s length distance. While doing this dance, partners need to keep their feet closed in. It is believed that a true tango dancer is the one who can make the audience and spectators feel the music with his/her dance moves.
Most dance moves of Argentine tango are created on the dance floor as it relies greatly on creativeness. So, there are no basic steps followed in this dance form. Argentine tango reached New York City in 1985 through a dance show “Tango Argentino” which was put up on Broadway. Paul Pellicoro offered a dance studio where people who wished to learn this dance style were given dance training.
Most dance moves of Argentine tango are created on the dance floor as it relies greatly on creativeness. So, there are no basic steps followed in this dance form. Argentine tango reached New York City in 1985 through a dance show “Tango Argentino” which was put up on Broadway. Paul Pellicoro offered a dance studio where people who wished to learn this dance style were given dance training.