Tango originated in the late 19th century in the working-class neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Argentine Tango is the original style that originated in Argentina, while Ballroom Tango is a more standardized version that is popular for competitive dancing.

Milonga is a genre of music that originated in the late 19th century and is closely associated with Tango. It is characterized by a syncopated rhythm and a melancholic melody.

Milonga is the name given to the dance venue where Tango is typically performed. It can be a dedicated dance hall, a social club, or even a private home.

The basic step pattern in Tango is a forward and back movement, with the leader and follower moving in opposite directions.

The leader in Tango is responsible for guiding the follower through the dance, using subtle movements and signals to indicate the next steps.

The follower in Tango is responsible for following the leader's guidance, responding to their movements and signals to create a harmonious dance.

The characteristic embrace in Tango is the closed embrace, where the leader and follower are chest-to-chest and their arms are wrapped around each other.

Adornos are the improvised movements and embellishments that are added to the basic steps in Tango to create a more expressive and dynamic dance.

Vals is a Tango dance that is characterized by a fast tempo and lively rhythm, similar to the Viennese waltz.

Milonga is a Tango dance that is characterized by a slow tempo and melancholic melody, with a strong emphasis on improvisation and connection between the partners.

Canyengue is a Tango dance that is characterized by its playful and energetic movements, with a strong emphasis on improvisation and syncopated rhythms.

Tango Nuevo is a Tango dance that is characterized by its innovative and experimental approach, with a focus on breaking away from traditional conventions and incorporating elements from other dance styles.

Tango Nuevo is a Tango dance that is characterized by its use of complex footwork and intricate patterns, with a focus on creating visually stunning and technically challenging routines.

Tango Nuevo is a Tango dance that is characterized by its use of aerial lifts and acrobatic moves, with a focus on creating visually stunning and technically challenging routines.