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    The tango is a partners dance that originated in by the Rio de la Plata in the 1890’s. The Río de la Plata is the natural border between Argentina and Uruguay. The young form of the tango was known as tango criollo (the Creole tango). There are many forms of the tango today. The tango dance is a dance that has influences from European and African culture. The tango was often called “The Argentine Tango”. The tango style has changed over the years of it’s existence. When the tango originated, it was just a normal dance. But it it became very popular very quickly. In around 1911 in the US, the word “tango” was often used for dances in a 2/4 or 4/4 rhythm. The spanish people were the first ones to introduce the tango dance to America. The tango became popular in New York around the year 1910.…

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    Essay On Tango

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    is the tango. Tango is very prominent in many South American countries and it is unknown of the origin of tango; the origin is from either Argentina or Uruguay. Tango was influenced by African and European immigrants, many African slaves brought this music with them to Uruguay. Tango was once the music for the poor immigrants in the slums; it was considered “dirty” and inappropriate for the upper-class citizens. Originally, women were not allowed to dance to tango, so men would dance with other…

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    9/11 English Drama Script

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    me learn. Can't really do classic ballroom, but I can salsa like you wouldn't believe. gRACE (laughs) Alright then. Int. Ballroom dance studio - Afternoon Cori and CHRISTIAN NAVARRO, Ashley and Luke, Jon and Mei, Kelli and Wayne, and Grace and Nate are all working on dancing to "The Merry Widow Waltz". They are instructed by CHARLOTTE CUTLER. charlotte ...And one, two, three, one, two, three... Luke steps on Ashley's foot. asHLEY Oww! lUke Sorry, I'm really bad at this. asHLEY It's alright. Jon…

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    Argentina Tango

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    Argentine Tango first arrived to Argentina around the mid 1800s. At the very beginning, “Tango” was merely a type of music where “one musician [played] on a guitar or an accordion”. After somewhat years, the Tango altered its definition in to a “trio” incorporating various instruments such as the “bandoneón, violin, piano and bass”. Around “1880s”, the dance was found around the brothels, outside of the city of Buenos Aires. (https://accessdance.com/news/2155/ ). The term “Tango” was first named…

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    Payada History

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    their way to poorest suburban areas of the capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires, where African and European immigrants take it in as their own. This Payada is given the name Milonga. The name Milonga is an Angolian term that means argument. These Milongas not only become a battle with words but also with dance between the African and European immigrants. European danced with their styles such as polka while the Africans with theirs such as Candombe. It was through this mixture and influence of…

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    Argentinaan Tango Dance

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    In this specific performance of the Tango, there is an older gentleman and a younger female. The man does not look as if he is controlling, but the dance tells otherwise. The two dancers never lose eye contact throughout the whole dance. This never breaking contact shows the intimacy and passion throughout the whole three-minute tango. This dance takes the story line of the “inspired relationship between a prostitute and her pimp” as stated from the Tango presentation. I say this because of the…

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    Tango Research Paper

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    Everyone knows the tango is one of the romantic types of dance ever created. The tango is a dance that can stand on its own in terms of technique and intricacy, but to separate it from its cultural milieu is to dilute its power. The tango is also the glamour of the ballroom and the allure of the underworld. The tango is improvised, aggressive and erotic. Creeping into the souls of enthusiasts around the globe, the tango is searching for a current musical context. Sexy, promiscuous, and predatory…

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    The Tango Research Paper

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    Unknown to many people, the dance of the tango had extremely humble beginnings in the slums of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Several theories exist concerning how the tango evolved into the sensual, romantic dance that people currently know and love. One theory states that some of the tango's unusual movements originated among the gauchos of Buenos Aires, who wore their smelly, hardened chaps into the city's congested nightclubs. As the story goes, when a gaucho began dancing with a girl, she placed…

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    Killer Hairstyles for Tango Dancers Open hair? Messy bun? Or neatly tied braided bun? What do you prefer for Argentine Tango? Well, the extravagant tango dance is all about glamour, pomp and class. Tango is known as one of the most expressive dance forms that sweeps away one from its feet. Yes, it has that splendid effect on the audience watching live tango dancers. Do you feel the dance itself can leave such an outstanding impact on the viewers? Well, the dance form wouldn’t have been a hit…

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    The illustrated children's book And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell recounts a real-life example of true love: two male chinstrap penguins-Roy and Silo-become a couple and raise a chick named Tango in the Central Park Zoo. "And Tango Makes Three" offers a touching depiction of family life, showing children that same-sex couples like Roy and Silo can offer children the same fulfilling lives as a heterosexual couple. This story, intended to diversify early twenty-first…

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