Temas

9 en total

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  Candombe and milonga candombe

  Candombe is an African-derived drumming, singing, and dance tradition of the Río de la Plata that influenced the development of milonga and tango.

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  Canyengue

  Canyengue is an early style of tango that emerged in the outskirts of Buenos Aires around the turn of the twentieth century, characterized by a close offset embrace, bent knees,...

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  Estilo milonguero (close embrace)

  Estilo milonguero is a close-embrace social tango developed for the crowded downtown milongas of Buenos Aires, characterized by maintained chest-to-chest contact, small steps, a...

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  Milonga (dance and music)

  Milonga is a rhythmic musical genre and social dance of the Río de la Plata region that emerged in the nineteenth century as a precursor to tango, blending African, European, an...

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  Orillero style

  Orillero style refers to the tango danced in the outskirts (orillas or arrabales) of Buenos Aires in the early decades of the twentieth century, characterized by greater spatial...

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  Tango de salón

  Tango de salón, also known as tango liso, emerged in the early twentieth century as tango moved from the arrabales into respectable ballrooms and family settings, moderating the...

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  Tango escenario / fantasía

  Tango escenario, or stage tango, refers to choreographed performances prepared for an audience rather than for social dancing in a milonga, incorporating dramatic poses, lifts, ...

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  Tango nuevo (dance)

  Tango nuevo designates the analytical and exploratory approach to Argentine tango dancing that developed in Buenos Aires from the late 1980s onward, particularly through the wor...

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  Vals criollo / tango vals

  Vals criollo is the Río de la Plata adaptation of the European waltz, which developed from the early nineteenth century and was later incorporated into the repertoire of tango o...