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Dario's Tango Guide 3 The Front Ocho (Ocho Adelante)

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Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2007

Dario's Tango Guide is a video series to help improve your tango dancing.
In this episode learn the Front Ocho (Ocho Adelante).

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  • Perfect! Thanks so much for making these videos; they teach what you need to know to look great dancing, and show everything so clearly. I love it!

  • This is a great little video! Dario makes it so clear and simple: to rescue a beginner like me from despair! Thanks Dario and thanks to emila for uploading it.

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  • I watched these videos as a swordsman with no prior experience in dancing with the exception of purely improvised dance in drug induced trance at underground raves; Western sabre combat being my speciality and Japanese Kenjutsu being my first experience in sword fighting. I must say having already familiarised myself with footing, I found the Tango to be superfuckineasy. If you can fence, you can dance, and vice versa. You're already halfway there.

  • Excellent video, perfecto

  • es posible ver este video en español

    

  • Awesome! Of GREAT help. Can't wait to see others. Very nice detail. Thanks so much!

  • These videos are an inspiration and great demonstration. Many thanks for taking the time to do and post them. What a gift for us learners!

  • très pédagogue !!!! félicitations j'adore!!

  • Me encantan los videos de Dario. Sin pretensiones, claros, y faciles de seguir.

    Gracias Dario.

  • Hello Sid,

    as a basic move we tell the leader to NOT shift his weight(so it is easier to learn), but once he is confortable with it, he could do any movement he want while he leads the follower into ochos.

  • very clear instruction.

    one question: should the leader NOT shift his weight between the feet for EVERY ocho-repetition that the follower does?

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