How did Juan d’Arienzo become the King of Rhythm and why was the bandoneon originally invented? Read on and find out everything 🙂 The BBC’s radio program, The Forum, which deals with cultural, artistic, and Read more…
How do seafood make their way into tango?! Well, one in particular, the octopus, definitely has its place here, and not just any place 😉 Read on! Last week in the advanced class, we delved Read more…
“Boleo” or “Voleo”? In Spanish, the “b” and “v” sounds are much closer in pronunciation, so they are often interchanged in writing. This is one reason we encounter both forms. The other reason is related Read more…
After last week’s dense science, let’s switch to a lighter topic (what a series of alliterations…). When you’re not practicing, watching and analyzing performances, listening to tango music or reading about tango… 😉 You can Read more…
We love watching performances because they are inspiring, funny, and touching. We discover new favorites and marvel at what can be done with a song we’ve danced to many times. And let’s be honest, at Read more…
Yes, you read the title correctly, mice and tango—it’s what fate threw at me today. It’s a valid question to ask how these two things could possibly relate. Luckily, you just need to scroll down Read more…
