4.3 - 'tiene olor a vida... tiene gusto a muerte': la evolucion del tango en Argentina y Uruguay
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- 4.3 - 'tiene olor a vida... tiene gusto a muerte': la evolucion del tango en Argentina y Uruguay
- History of Tango
- Originated in the 1880s along el Rio de la Plata (border between Argentina and Uruguay)
- It originated from the poorer areas, where European immigrants, slaves and natives mixed.
- Conservative people considered it vulgar as it was a very sensual dance.
- Tango declined in the 1950s due to curfews.
- It was repopularised in the 1980s where a younger generation watched Tango shows.
- High society soon started enjoying it too.
- Tango declined in the 1950s due to curfews.
- Conservative people considered it vulgar as it was a very sensual dance.
- It originated from the poorer areas, where European immigrants, slaves and natives mixed.
- Originated in the 1880s along el Rio de la Plata (border between Argentina and Uruguay)
- Julio Sosa
- Nicknamed el Varon del Tango
- One of the best tango singers of all time.
- Born in 1926 in Buenos Aires
- Died in 1964
- Uruguayen tango singer.
- Carlos Gardel
- French Argentine singer.
- Most prominent figure in the history of tango due to his baritone voice and dramatic lyrics.
- How to dance Tango
- Tango is supposed to be a simple dance and focus on the energy flowing between the dance partners.
- The Europeanisation of Tango focuses more on impressing the audience, rather that the feeling felt when dancing. This is said to be putting Tango under threat.
- Tango is supposed to be a simple dance and focus on the energy flowing between the dance partners.
- History of Tango
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