The positions can be called in Tango by the order they appear in the basic step. To change the speed at each position is a wonderful way of train and improve your dance.
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This exercise is very important to your Tango training. There you have all possible movements of Tango: forward step, backward step, forward and backward pivots, isolation of the torso, counter body movement, and turns.
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Mimi began her journey dancing Tango in 2013, under the training of Marcelo Solis. Today she continues her training with Marcelo, while also assisting him in group and private classes on an as-needed basis. Mimi travels frequently to Buenos Aires and has trained with several Maestros/as and Milongueros/as there.
As Tango requires many virtues, Mimi practices yoga to encourage growth in patience and self-awareness. And to become more attuned to the sense of self in motion with another, she has trained the Brazilian martial art, Capoeira.
More Argentine Tango at http://escuelatangoba.com/marcelosolis/. We are conditioned by our culture and education, and by our own experiences. When dancing, we put that on the table and observe. We see which changes we could make to improve ourselves, not only for the time we dance, but for all our existence.
A time that does not have time to dance is not worth it.
For those who do not dance: Some of them want to pretend to dance.
This is how most people live: they prefer to pretend to dance/live instead of dancing/living for real, although dancing/living exposes yourself transparently, while everybody else pretends to believe this pretension.
You can't dance Tango any other way than being passionately in love with your dance partner for the duration of a song.
