This step is really intermediate in difficulty of learning and execution. But we have found that a tango dancer must be really confidant in his (or her) tango before being willing to add something so counter-intuitive and quirky to his dancing. We want to encourage you to try something fun and a little wacky. There is really much more freedom inside dancing tango than appears to people just beginning to learn "the steps".
Tango is not bound by "the steps" in the way that, perhaps, some social dances are. The basic steps we teach are meant to be used as building blocks rather than limitations.
From website: (Alex Krebs) Has been studying the bandoneon since May 2001, directed the tango band "Conjunto Berretin." (with 2 CD's recorded) from 2003-2008, and currently is arranging/directing a tango sextet and arranging/directing an Orquesta Tipica for the Portland Tango Festivals in Feb. and Oct.
