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Tango

Tango is a partner and social dance that originated in the 1880s along the Río de la Plata, the natural border between Argentina and Uruguay. The tango was born in the impoverished port areas of these countries from a combination of Argentine Milonga, Spanish-Cuban Habanera, and Uruguayan Candombe celebrations. It was frequently practiced in the brothels…

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Río de la Plata (Argentina and Uruguay)

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Famous tango singers

Tango influence

In society

Gender and tango

In film

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Tango

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related to Further reading · 54
Tango → Allegre, Amérique, Barcelona, BSA, Caminar, Cap, Caraïbes, Caribbean, Chan, Cécile Boucris, Dancing Tango, David, Dictionnaire Tango, Dingley Press, Du, Editorial Corregidor, Editorial Kier, English, Flammarion, From
related to In film · 25
Tango → Adios Buenos Aires, Adiós Buenos Aires, Argentine, Arne BirkenstockTango, Carlos SauraAssassination Tango, Cecilia Narova, Exile, Fernandez Fierro, Fernando SolanasTango Bar, Frédéric FonteyneVaje, Gardel, Kathy Baker, Metod Pevec, Mía Maestro, Nicolas Entel12 Tangos, Pablo Verón, Philippe Léotard, Practice, Raúl JuliáThe Tango Lesson, Robert Duvall
related to New tango songs · 23
Tango → Alfredo, Altertango, Astillero, Buenos Aires, Ciudad Baigón, Fernandez Fierro, In, It, Juan Serén, Julián Peralta, Natalí, Orquesta, Orquesta Rascacielos, Orquesta Típica Julián Peralta, Other, Pacha González, Piazzolla's, Raimondo, Rubín, Tape
related to Etymology · 16
Tango → According, An African, Another Portuguese, Buenos Aires, God, It, Kongo, Nigerian, Portuguese, Shango, South America, Spanish, There, This, Thunder, Yoruba
related to Famous tango singers · 16
Tango → Carlos Acuña, Carlos Gardel, Edmundo Rivero, His, Italy, Juan Perón, Julio Sosa, Merello, Mexico, Néstor Fabián, Olavi VirtaReijo TaipaleEino GrönTita, Pyotr Leschenko, Roberto Goyeneche, Spain, TT, Uruguay
related to Tango nuevo · 13
Tango → Argentina, Bajofondo Tango Club, Emigrante, Gotan Project, La Revancha, Latin Grammy, Piazzolla, Rioplatense, Tanghetto's, The, These, This, Uruguay
related to Ballroom tango · 12
Tango → American, Ballroom, English, Europe, International, International Ballroom, Nevertheless, North America, October, Subsequently, The, This
related to Tango influence · 11
Tango → Adidas, Argentina, FIFA World Cup, For, France, Music, Spain, Tango Málaga, This, UEFA European Football Championships, West Germany
related to history · 10
Tango → African, Buenos Aires, Candombe, Dances, Europe, European, Initially, Montevideo, River Plate, The
related to In society · 9
Tango → Argentina, Australia, Buenos Aires, Mundial, On, One, Southern Highlands, Tango Buenos Aires Festival, World

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dance directed starring ballroom argentina style word music argentine de uruguay la first isbn dancers also used embrace uruguayan buenos

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TangoOriginRío de la Plata (Argentina and Uruguay)1.00infobox
Tangois apartner and social dance that originated in the 1880s along the Río de la Plata0.90text
Tangois amain subject in these films0.90text
the one-stepinstance ofwas often applied to dances in a 2 4 or 4 4 rhythm0.80text
the Orquesta típica Fernandez Fierroinstance ofthe movement grew with prominent figures0.80text
whose creatorinstance ofthe movement grew with prominent figures0.80text
Julián Peraltainstance ofthe movement grew with prominent figures0.80text
would later start Astilleroinstance ofthe movement grew with prominent figures0.80text
the Orquesta Típica Julián Peraltainstance ofthe movement grew with prominent figures0.80text
the Orquesta Rascacielosinstance ofOther bands also have become part of the movement0.80text
Altertangoinstance ofOther bands also have become part of the movement0.80text
Ciudad Baigóninstance ofOther bands also have become part of the movement0.80text

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