Crucial elements: Posture – forward in the milonguero line – forward on the balls of the feet Connection – solid chest to chest: lady\’s clear connection at the sternum level – man\’s connection with an open chest Frame – soft attentive, not forceful but confident Head Position – not competing for space turned slightly left Eyes – looking at the horizon line Mind – quietly intent, totally present, completely focused on music, partner and strong solid footing . . . → Read More: Milonguero Beyond the Basics
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The basics for tango milonguero are the foundation for tango movements. . . . → Read More: Milonguero Basic As you perfect the 90 degree pivot, the 180 pivot becomes more accesible and after you perfect the 180 the 360 will begin to awaken to your body as always the key is to… PRACTICE until you are bored with the step and then practice some more. . . . → Read More: Rock Step Pivots Entering cross system changing your partner\’s weight circularly as opposed to linear weight changes where you move together. . . . → Read More: Cross System – Milonguero Circular Entry DECEMBER 5-6, 2009, TUCSON, AZ Susana Miller is a world renowned tango instructor who took the time and patience to define the difference between how tango is actually danced by the locals at local milongas in Buenos Aires, Argentina and how it is taught – which is all too often a stage dance that is not milonga friendly. . . . → Read More: From Buenos Aires: Susana Miller Workshop The milonguero style gives you a tighter connection for better improvisation and rhythms that can occur without a lot of thought or planning: Thanks for watching… Love & Light Rusty . . . → Read More: Milonguero Many Rhythms of Ocho Cortado 
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