This is a demonstration of 17th Century French minuet steps. A minuet is a social dance of French origin for two people.
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How to Dance the tango:
the Caricias embellishment
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Dance the Schottische
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Dance the Grand March
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Assume the lead when dancing with a partner
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Tango using rhythmic communication in 3s and 5s
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Dance March Steps, Bow, and Slow French Waltz
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Use height change in tango
How to Dance the tango:
the High Back Boleo
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Perform enrosques in tango
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Perform baroque dance
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Do low and high leg wraps in tango
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Dance the The German (also known as cotillon)
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Do a slow foxtrot
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Master simple ballroom dancing and the waltz box step
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Do Jive dance steps
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Do the quick step ballroom dance
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Do the two-step
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Dance the minuet step of three movements
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Perform sacadas with a graceful exit in the Tango
How to Dance the tango:
the Caricias embellishment
How To:
Assume the lead when dancing with a partner
How To:
Tango using rhythmic communication in 3s and 5s
How To:
Dance the Grand March
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Dance the Schottische
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Perform enrosques in tango
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Transition from close to open embrace in tango
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Perform the tango transition through the cross
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Do close to open transition in tango via back bolero
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Improve the quality of movement in a tango dance
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Dance the Hard Side tango
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Focus on milonga basic rhythm & phrasing in tango
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Do the tango from close to open, promenade and 1 alteration
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Perform boleos and sacadas in tango
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Perform the organic gancho in Tango
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Impress a woman with a dip while dancing
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Use breathing & intention in tango
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Use height change in tango
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Perform colgadas in tango
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Dance the tango promenade
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