Tango Dancing: How to Connect With Anyone // With Pepa Palazon

Enhance your Tango dance connection with these expert tips! Learn how to build genuine connections, embrace authenticity, and maintain focus while dancing. Perfect for Tango dancers looking to deepen their emotional and physical connection with their partners.
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In this video, we cover:
- Importance of genuine connection in Tango
- Tips for embracing authenticity
- Exercises to improve connection and focus
- How to maintain emotional and physical balance
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0:00 Introduction
0:03 Question about connection
1:39 Working on connection
2:25 Knowing yourself and deciding to connect
3:12 The importance of sincerity in embrace
3:50 Emotional alignment and physical connection
4:48 Accepting and overcoming emotions
5:19 Exercises for deeper connection
6:45 Practicing spatial awareness
7:10 Maintaining eye contact and movement
8:31 Balancing personal and shared spaces
9:09 Understanding love and connection in Tango
10:09 Embracing with confidence and trust
11:01 Final thoughts and encouragement to connect
12:01 Historical perspective on Tango learning
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[@TangoSpace]

👋Tango Dancer
Not sure how to dance confidently in crowded milonga?
Need help adapting the steps you learn in classes to small places?
Watch this FREE mini-course from Pablo & Anne and learn the 10 easy steps that will make dancing tango in crowded milongas easy: bit.ly/3JosuQl

[@marektreiman8619]

Thank you for introducing us to Pepa Palazon. Fascinating:)

[@msw0011]

Hola Pablo and Ann. Wonderful program, very enjoyable guest. Gracious.

[@MarijanGrcic]

very nice, friendly and helpful, thank you!

[@flauschkatz]

The walk and the embrace, nice lesson! I was watching the hand exercise, but suddenly thinking, how can I train this with my feet? (I have never crushed anyone's dainty fingers, but to my greatest embarrassment, I have stepped on my follower's toes.) The hand exercise seems good for the embrace, but for projection too simple: There goes my hand -so now you find it. The two are actually looking, hands are easy to see. But the tango walk is completely blind, nobody should ever watch the feet. And as a blind leader I am called to do two things at the same time.: 1st to initiate, project, lead the movement. Am I communicating clearly? 2nd to be very aware of how and where my follower in placing her axis and her feet. Is she actually doing what I am telling her to do? A 3rd element is playing with the rhythm, we are dancing variations, not marching army style. But I would need a drill! Can you come up with exercises for that? Something a man can repeat over and over until it really becomes second nature, preferably without tiring his partner? Any ideas? (Well, now I am checking your earlier video How To Walk Elegantly In the Tango Close Embrace, I really like your posts!)

[@michikoikeda2067]

When I go back to Buenos Aires, I am going to look for her.

[@TangoSpace]

Great idea :)

[@nebahatdinisleyen4945]

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[@nacotete]

in many cities now, I've noticed videos from Houston and Boston..the dancers have no rhonda..they are spot dancing ...no walking at all...what a shame to lose that important part of the dance.

[@davidhoyt4006]

Too bad I don’t understand Pepa.

[@TangoSpace]

There are subtitles :)

[@aydandunnigan-vickruck2899]

Fabulous! I have been blogging about this for several years and it is terrific to get such insightful comments and encouragement. ALso, Pablo and Anna share this same perspective regularly. Love to you all. aydan www.dancingwithpresence.com

[@johnhoward3314]

I found this very frustrating as I don't understand Spanish.

[@TangoSpace]

Hi John, thank you for your comment. There are subtitles in english for everything Pepa says

[@nubbyrose87]

Frustrating until I turned on the captions.

[@johnhoward3314]

@@TangoSpace Thank you, they didnt appear until I opened it in full screen.