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A volcada can also be artfully led from a back ocho; even combined with a hesitation / continuation.

Nice variations - thanks! What is for you the difference between "sandwich" and "mordida"? Normally they are used as synonyms and then "Sandwich into mordida" (at 2:00) wouldn't make sense.

Son fabulosos Profes ....

Love these tips!!! We will be trying very soon 💃🏻🕺🏽 could you tell me the name of the song you danced to at the end, 🙏🏻

Thank you very much. I do a variation called milonguero dip from lady back ochos. Now a leader molinete as well. Awesome.

Splendid

Great breakdown! Thank you! 🙏

Thank you very much for this video. Very helpful.

Impecable!

Very helpful - thanks!

Muitíssimo bueno! Muito bom! Very good! I appreciate you both. Mucha técnica. muita técnica. much tecnique . El tango argentino in good hands! Um abraço, um abraço, an embrace from Brasil. ❤

Perfection, I would love to see the same video for colgadas

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I always want it to learn volcadas 😊

Wait... well... that is the hard part... 🙂

Fantastic!

Excelente, muy claro!

Circular walk. Absolutely will become part of my repertoire. Alone or pre for the sandwich. Thank you so much.

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Grazie! 👏💖😘

This is the essence of Argentine tango lead and follow. The way I inderstand it. The lead and follow, the creativity, freestyling, no need for the follower to remember choreography etc etc is based on communication with the follower which foot is free to move. The walking pattern in the video is not something I have to memorized as a leader or my wife has to memorize. I can create my own walking pattern but certainly the pattern in the video is an excellent idea worth a serious look. Thank you very much, you guys are my favorite tango resource on UA-cam.

Very well explained.👍

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Nice! George, can you tell me brand of the lavalier mics that y’all use?

You know what? I've been dancing Argentin tango for about 1 year and 3 months. Tango makes me look beautiful and happy. I had three teachers who taught me dance without paying them and it was very valuable because they spent their time to teach me without thinking about what they should have. And you are another person that I secretly thought that you are my teacher as well. Because I spend time learning from your videos every day. Thank you very much. You are my idol.

Beautiful ❤️

Nice ❤

Milongas are my favourite!

👏 👏 Bravi!!!

Excellent!

congratulations: good and clear as always

Thanks y’all!

thank you for using un-gendered words like "leader" and "partner". this is much more engaging for me. i feel included now.

Афигеть круть!!! Суперово до чёртиков!!!

Афигеть круть!!! Wow! Господа! Хочу ещё такого!!! Баррида+Ганчо рулят!!!

Very clear explanation, thanks!

A visiting instructor tried to teach this a month or so ago, and I simply couldn't get it. Now it makes sense. Thank you!

Excelente, muy claro.

thank you so much possibilities at the cross clearly explained

Come to Sydney!

Are you leading her to pivot with your right hand?

good patterns ❤

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Amen 🙏

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You two are the best teachers in countless channels I have seen. Where is your studio?

Thank you. I always thought these ganchos are predetermined choreography in American tango. Now it is laid out to me that it can be led. This will ve awesome on rumba or nightclub 2step. Muchas gracias.

0:36 "It's easier when you do it a little bit smaller." Is it the size of our open steps or the angle and speed at which we step that controls how much pivot and how much time we allow for our partner's ochos? I'm thinking that, ideally, we'd like to frame our partner's pivot foot (i.e., our feet are on either side of theirs). This "surround" makes the pivot easier. Then, the time we allow for pivoting, plus the angle at which we step out after the pivot, controls how much pivot we get. Does this makes sense? Or is it the same idea just said differently?

Great!! Gracias..

Grazie! 💯👏👏👏💖