Your favourite tango step

[MadamSamba]

Oddly enough, I don't have a favourite tango step (yet!), but I get a real rush of adrenaline when you get a spot in a dance that flows really quickly and you and your partner work so beautifully in tandem that it's like the dance has been choreographed.

What's your favourite tango step or your least favourite?

[MadamSamba]

What, no one has a favourite tango step?

[dancin_feet]

I love doing the hooks, but not all that good at the moment. Still too concerned with kicking my partner!

[bordertangoman]

What, no one has a favourite tango step?

all of them. No favourites. Sorry

I know some followers love the thrill of sacadas

[MadamSamba]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh, secadas? Noooooooooooooooooooo, say it ain't so, BTM.

At present I'm too tightly strung to get them right. I get so worried I'll step on my partner, but I'm learning, very slowly, to chill when I smell a secada, BTM.

[DancePoet]

I am still learning the American bronze level patterns, but I don't have a favorite, yet.

[bordertangoman]

I am still learning the American bronze level patterns, but I don't have a favorite, yet.

Patterns? PATTERNS1 :evil: :evil: there are no patterns it supposed to be improvised. Are you sure you're learning Argentine Tango?

[SDsalsaguy]

I am still learning the American bronze level patterns, but I don't have a favorite, yet.
Patterns? PATTERNS1 :evil: :evil: there are no patterns it supposed to be improvised. Are you sure you're learning Argentine Tango?
No need for an embilism BTM, DP specified that it's American ballroom style tango that's being learned... :wink:

[DancePoet]

Thank you SD. I haven't taken any Argentine Tango lessons, yet!

[bordertangoman]

Thank you for that clarification :D :wink:

[newbie]

I like the 180° pivot after the barrida, it reminds me of ballroom waltz.