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Tango

usgb/ˈtæŋɡəʊ/Volume
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Cultural Origin

Tango originated in Argentina and Uruguay, embodying a blend of cultures, including European and African influences.

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The Argentine tango has distinct moves that set it apart from other dances.
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Emotional Intensity

Tango is often seen as a sensual and intimate dance that requires a strong connection between the dancing partners.

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Their intense gaze while dancing the tango captivated the audience.
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Dance Etiquette

When at a milonga (tango dance event), it is polite to use a cabeceo (nod) to invite a partner to dance.

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He gave her a cabeceo, and she accepted to tango.
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