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Crossed foot step, a fundamental Tango element where the feet cross over each other, leading to various possibilities.

A hooking action in Tango where a dancer’s leg hooks behind their partner’s leg, often with an abrupt and sharp movement.

A windmill pattern in Tango where the follower steps around the leader in a circular motion, typically with a combination of forward, side, and back steps.

Instrument that underpins the rhythm and adds depth in Tango music, with a strong and steady presence.

Figure-eight pattern traced by the follower’s feet, symbolizing the dynamic interplay between partners in Tango.

A whip-like leg flick in Tango, which results from the momentum and pivoting action of the dancers.

Primary instrument in Tango that provides the distinct accordion-like sound; essential for traditional Tango music.

A sweeping motion in Tango where one dancer sweeps or drags their partner’s foot along the floor.

Instrument used for melody and embellishments; often plays in a dramatic and passionate style within Tango ensembles.

A precursor to Tango with a quicker tempo, which contributes to Tango’s evolution and reflected in some rhythms.

Adds depth and rhythm to Tango music, can provide accompaniment or solo arrangements in contemporary Tango.

Fundamental walking step in Tango, where dancers move with a cat-like prowl, emphasizing smoothness and connection.

A displacement move in Tango where one dancer uses their leg to displace their partner’s leg on the floor.

A turn or spin in Tango, this can be a pivot for a single person or a couple turning together; a very common element for variation.

Foot embellishments or styling in Tango danced by either the leader or follower to add personality and flair to the dance.

An ornamental leg movement in Tango, resembling a flower as the foot draws a circle in the air or on the floor.

Provides the rhythmic and harmonic foundation in Tango ensembles; often involved in interplay with the bandoneón.