LA TANGO ACADEMY: review of Tango Vals - change of direction, blocked ochos and turns.

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Nov 11, 2022 · Soft, fluid, and tender — the Tango Vals is one of the three principal forms of Argentine Tango. When we dance to it, it’s impossible to deny that it is incredibly rich and deliciously filled with subtleties that make us immediately sway to the beat.

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Nov 16, 2016 · The rhythm of tango vals is exactly the same as that of Viennese waltz, the difference is in the speed. Viennese waltz is much slower, therefore allows for a step on each beat unit. Tango vals is much faster so normally a step is …

Tango Vals is one of the three aspects of traditional Argentine Tango. It is distinct from the others in that it is danced to a 3/4 rhythm and in a generally circular movement.

Jul 25, 2023 · Vals is one of the rhythms that we dance to at Milongas (Tango Dance Parties). This class will focus on understanding the rhythm of Vals, how to incorporate your existing steps into Vals and new steps that fit nicely into Vals.

Aug 25, 2015 · Realize that unlike in ballroom or Viennese vals, in tango we commonly dance 40-60% of a vals song in single-time. You can dance a vals with beautiful musicality staying in single-time for 90% of the song. Only speed up when the music draws you to do so. That’s called finding your own musicality.

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Take a look at the schedule above to see the most common rhythmical variations in vals. The Tango Vals has the distinct vals beat of ¾ time. The dancer may choose which beats to dance to, create a different feel to the rhythm, to match the mood of the song and of the dancer.