Excellent tango instruction for everyone - Entirely free

We are on a mission to create the best resource for learning tango.

Everything on our website is available to anyone, whether you are a student wanting to learn to dance tango or a teacher looking for a resource to enrich your curriculum or a group wanting to answer a question that has arisen. Whoever you are, we want to help you.

All of our resources are available to you completely free of charge.

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How it works:

  • Watch a video
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  • Help add content

Below each video we have comments to further your understanding (or, sometimes, to evoke a chuckle) and info about the music we used in that video, as well as another way to search our website using tags, sometimes transcriptions, and questions so that you can test your knowledge.

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There are 5 ways for you to search:

  • Search button top right
  • Tags
  • Menu
  • Playlists
  • Full list of videos
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If you don't know where to start, look at some of the playlists and see if they are good for you (or just wander around via the menu). If you have a specific question, the search may be just the ticket. If you want to go to related videos, then each video has some tags, which ties this video to other similar videos.

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Learn about … Tango, Waltz, Milonga, Close Embrace, Performance and even how to compensate for your partners, how to think when you learn, etc.

"Teaching is a big responsibility. A human being is in your hands. If you don't love your students, it's better you don't teach. Give the truth always." – Hector Zaraspe

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Tell us what you would like. We really want to make this website as useful as possible.:

There are 2 goals. First, to help create a site which will come as close to allowing someone to learn tango on-line as is possible (Share your Ideas with us!). And, to provide a resource that "fills in the gaps" left by other sites (many of which are excellent, and which we reference in our Articles).