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Here’s the number 1 reason why tango dancers don’t manage to connect their steps with the music. They don’t hear there are dancing layers in tango music… and end up being stuck dancing to the rhythmic base and counting the beat in their head, instead of being in the flow of the music. Our students often describe tango music as “a big bowl of sound”. And it’s true that when you’re starting out, it is often hard to differentiate the different instruments, the melody, the countermelody, the musical

Ever feel like tango music is a complex puzzle you can't solve? You're not alone. Many dancers struggle to connect their steps with the music, getting lost in a "big bowl of sound" instead of flowing with the rhythm. Why does this happen? Tango music is layered and intricate, easy to get lost in. Dancers often focus more on steps than the music itself. The result? A dance that's technically correct but lacks soul and connection. But there's hope! Our Complete Tango Musicality Formula is designed

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