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Figures of Argentine tango

Figures of Argentine tango are elements of Argentine tango.

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Introduction and terminology, Walk and salidas & Embrace and styles

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Introduction and terminology

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Walk and salidas

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Embrace and styles

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Overview

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Overview

Introduction and terminology

Embrace and styles

Walk and salidas

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Figures of Argentine tango

Nodes12
Edges11
Triples8
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
Components1

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tango cross basic steps argentine dance figures elements follower system embrace many step follower's used leader called figure walk eight

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
girosinstance ofand various elements of the dance0.80text
raising hand by a followerinstance ofrulo.Expressions of emotionExpression of emotions0.80text
gently lowering it on partner's shoulderinstance ofrulo.Expressions of emotionExpression of emotions0.80text
colgadasinstance ofThere are several instructional videos illustrating sequences of tango nuevo0.80text
volcadas with elements of traditional tangoinstance ofThere are several instructional videos illustrating sequences of tango nuevo0.80text
raising hand by a followerinstance ofExpressions of emotionExpression of emotions0.80text
gently lowering it on partner's shoulderinstance ofExpressions of emotionExpression of emotions0.80text
listed belowinstance ofin the popular culture tango endings are often associated with more dramatic figures0.80text

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