Remember why you dance

40 icons of tango, judges of the world tango championship, world champions, and experienced maestros came together to create one remarkable book.

Click here to read the topics discussed in the book.

When in tango, remember:

Give meaning to what you do.

Give content, don’t be just an other balloon, filled with ego, thinking that you are someone special, someone better than “others who do this and that wrong”.

Talk with your actions. When they come and judge you, find you wrong and point out your mistakes, go ahead and point out 1000 more of your mistakes, don’t try to show them “who you truly are”.

You are nothing but air, in your mistakes and your successes, balancing between your wrong and correct choices.

Give meaning to your movement, not to your words.

Dance with your soul, not with your body.

Make your dance talk about love, freedom, life and death; otherwise stop, pull yourself together. It’s not the movement, it’s the union. It’s not the technique, but the intensity of the emotions.

Remember why you dance.

We are building the platform Tango for Good to support projects that use tango for paliative care, alternative therapy, social inclusion, and trauma healing. To help you can:

1) Buy the book Tangofulness: Exploring connection, awareness, and meaning in tango. Its profits fully fund the development and operation of the platform.

2) Buy the book Tango Tips by The Maestros. In its 250+ pages you can find the invaluable advice of more than 40 world class maestros for the price of one milonga. Check it here.

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