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This may be sub-style-dependent: tango de salón is travelling along the line of dance whilst neotango should be danced slotted or on the spot.
Would like to take a look at it!
We got no rules, only etiquette
Thanks for all and special UKDancer with your very clear post. The term "pulse", "beat" and "tempo" in the posts make me confused. So far I know beat and tempo have relation: if tempo changes beat must changes and reversely. What is "pulse"?
... I feel like if I tried ochos while everyone was doing BR tango, I'd get bowled over.
Only at the beginning ochos may interrupt the constant flow ahead, when the leader is more experienced ochos do not stand out any more...not necessarily on the spot but it definitely felt like there were more steps where you are within a box of space... like ochos for exampleopendoor said:..whilst neotango should be danced slotted or on the spot
We´ve got a milonga at which every now and then some BR-tango couples appear. But they do not stick to the LOD, nor in a faster pace. They always try to stir the crowd up with their unpredictable zick-zack maneuvers. It feels like escaping bumper cars. In this respect BR-tango does not follow the BR-etiquette, it´s much more similar to argentine tango de escenario.Certainly BR tango tends to keep moving around the line of dance at a pretty fast pace...
We´ve got a milonga at which every now and then some BR-tango couples appear. But they do not stick to the LOD, nor in a faster pace. They always try to stir the crowd up with their unpredictable zick-zack maneuvers. It feels like escaping bumper cars. In this respect BR-tango does not follow the BR-etiquette, it´s much more similar to argentine tango de escenario.
This is a ballroom chart that aims at allowing competition style sides for the advanced dancers, while also offering space for people dancing a different dance to the same music in the middle, no?
To be honest, that just sounds like bad dancing. Nearly all BR tango figures are progressive, and facilitate movement around the LOD. Of course, you can mess up just about anything.
The only people I have seen dancing BR tango at my local milongas have been those that are showing off their big sweeping steps, making traffic unpredictable and dangerous...
Never asked these guys, sorry. But in general I would appreciate if there still was a tiny overlap (but without mission or headhunting).I can't imagine why anyone would want to dance BR tango at a Milonga..
I never saw this. In my world only advanced dancers dance along the tables and knees. Beginners seek the center, and of course all those too, that want to dance sweeping gestures....In most milongas the outermost lane is recommended for beginners..
Yes, this is more or less my observation, too.I never saw this. In my world only advanced dancers dance along the tables and knees. Beginners seek the center, and of course all those too, that want to dance sweeping gestures.