When I started out, learning how to dance tango felt to me like a never-ending journey. Sometimes things clicked, but most times movements didn’t work and I had no idea WHY… or what to do. I felt that I could add a lot more of myself to the dance, but I didn’t know how. That’s why, when students tell me they’ve reached a plateau in their dancing, I always recommend to focus on “Getting Past It And Taking Lessons Intensively”, instead of merely going to milongas and hoping for the best. Yes, danc

Ever dreamed of dancing tango? Then, we need to kick some tango myths in the butt 😉 Here’s what you need to know: 1. No, you DON’T need a partner to get started 2. Yes, you CAN dance, even if you have 2 left feet 3. Yes, you can practice from home and learn at your own pace 4. No, you won’t have to learn a lot of steps by heart (in fact, you’ll have to learn exactly ZERO steps by heart). Want to know more? Join us LIVE next week for a 4-Days Tango Bootcamp for beginners, to learn the fundamenta

Learning about tango musicality took us many years. When we danced, we kept thinking that there was a lot more we could do to express the music, but were never sure what, or how. All while not wanting to become boring tango dancers who are always “dancing in the same way”. Tango musicality became a passion project! Trips to Argentina. Discussions with famous DJs. Hours of learning from old Argentinian milongueros who never studied musicality at school but instead have danced all their lives, inc

In tango, becoming a musical dancer can be a challenging and long journey. But if you love tango dancing, it is absolutely necessary. Indeed, as dancers, the music is what we express! And, this is even more important in tango where all movements are improvised, and the music is the only ‘tangible’ element both partners have to play with. But we can’t know all the tango songs by heart, can we? That’s why we, at Tango Space, love teaching our students about the 3 styles of tango music: Guardia Vie

🎵 Myth-Busting Tango Musicality! 🕺💃 Think you need to memorize every tango song and recognize each orchestra to dance musically? That's a common misconception! Here's our hot take: It's not about knowing every song by heart. Instead, it's about understanding the 3 styles of tango music: Guardia Vieja, Tango Salon, and Tango Milonguero. Each style offers unique rhythms, instruments, and structures, providing you with the essential guidelines for what to listen to and how to move. Our Complete