The Curious Tanguero - A Tango podcast for Tangueros

The Curious Tanguero
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After 17 years of studying and dancing argentine tango, I discovered a few helpful tips. In this podcast, I simply share what worked for me with you. Argentine tango only.

  1. Beyond steps: Mastering expression in argentine tango - by Juliano Andrade and Paula Emerick

    Apr 29

    Beyond steps: Mastering expression in argentine tango - by Juliano Andrade and Paula Emerick

    In this episode, Dimitris Bronowski shares insightful excerpts from Tango Tips by the Maestros, focusing on how true tango lives in the transitions between steps rather than the steps themselves. Drawing on the teachings of Juliano Andrade and Paula Emerick, the episode explores movement quality, musical interpretation, the power of contrast, and the subtle art of dancing pauses. It’s a thoughtful invitation to deepen your connection, refine your technique, and rediscover tango as a continuous, expressive conversation. Tango Tips by the Maestros, in Spanish, English, and Italian: https://tangotipsbythemaestros.com/ More Tango Resources: https://thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango/ The Curious Tanguero newsletter: https://thecurioustanguero.com/ The Argentine Tango Family Community, thousands of tango dancers, helping each other: https://thecurioustanguero.com/community/

    8 min
  2. From steps to sensation: Unlocking natural tango movement - By Juan Stephanides

    Apr 27

    From steps to sensation: Unlocking natural tango movement - By Juan Stephanides

    This episode explores the essence of tango connection, starting from the embrace and expanding into movement, grounding, and trust between partners. Through simple yet powerful ideas, like walking hand in hand or slowing a single step to five minutes, it reveals how natural instincts and awareness can transform your dance. Blending philosophy, technique, and personal stories, the conversation uncovers what truly elevates a dancer from good to great: authenticity, presence, and deep human connection.   More Tango Resources: https://thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango/ The Curious Tanguero newsletter: https://thecurioustanguero.com/ The Argentine Tango Family Community, thousands of tango dancers, helping each other: https://thecurioustanguero.com/community/

    19 min
  3. Mastering the tango embrace: Spirals, giros, and hidden dimensions - by Sophia Luisa Paul

    Apr 22

    Mastering the tango embrace: Spirals, giros, and hidden dimensions - by Sophia Luisa Paul

    In this episode, Dimitris Bronowski shares insightful excerpts from Tango Tips by the Maestros, focusing on practical ways to refine your tango technique and connection. Through guidance from Sophia Luisa Paul, listeners explore how arm spirals can transform the embrace, how understanding turning axes improves giros, and how the “third dimension” enhances musicality and communication. This episode blends technical clarity with artistic awareness, helping dancers free their minds and deepen their emotional expression on the dance floor. More Tango Resources: https://thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango/ The Curious Tanguero newsletter: https://thecurioustanguero.com/ The Argentine Tango Family Community, thousands of tango dancers, helping each other: https://thecurioustanguero.com/community/

    8 min
  4. Technique as Love: The Hidden Foundation of Tango. By Carolina Bonaventura

    Apr 21

    Technique as Love: The Hidden Foundation of Tango. By Carolina Bonaventura

    Learning technique in tango is not about perfection, but about respect: developing body awareness and control to connect deeply and responsibly with a partner. This episode explores how technique becomes the foundation for freedom, expression, and true connection, allowing dancers to move beyond steps into a shared, improvisational experience. Through the philosophy behind the Bonaventura Method, we dive into tango as an art of generosity, musical embodiment, and human connection. More Tango Resources: https://thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango/ The Curious Tanguero newsletter: https://thecurioustanguero.com/ The Argentine Tango Family Community, thousands of tango dancers, helping each other: https://thecurioustanguero.com/community/

    11 min

  5. 11/24/2025

    Interview with the author of 'Bliss: A Practical Guide to Tango Euphoria' Aleksey Vays

    What is “tango bliss,” and can every dancer reach it? Author Aleksey joins us to discuss how Argentine tango can awaken presence, healing, and joy, and how breath, attention, and connection shape every embrace. You can find the book at https://blissfultango.com You can join the Curious Tanguero newsletter at http://thecurioustanguero.com  Hug and let go. The first will bring you happiness, the second peace.

    1h 47m

  6. 08/29/2025

    Advanced tips: Your foot is NOT a point

    Advanced tips: Your foot is NOT a point   For more tango tips, resources, books, retreats, and much more: thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango

    11 min

  7. 08/29/2025

    How to improve your tango by observing others

    How to improve your tango by observing others   For more tango tips, resources, books, retreats, and much more: thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango   Some of my suggestions: Watch videos of Jonathan Saavedra & Clarisa Aragón dancing D’Arienzo. Watch videos of Chicho dancing Di Sarli. Watch videos of Vanesa Villalba and Facundo Pinero dancing Pugliese. Watch videos of Sebastian Achaval dancing to Miguel Calo. Watch videos of Ariadna Naveira and Fernando Sanchez dancing milonga.

    5 min

  8. 08/29/2025

    How to easily recognize the beginning of a musical phrase in tango

    How to easily recognize the beginning of a musical phrase in tango   Hear the Beat, Feel the Music: Link   For more tango tips: thecurioustanguero.com/argentinetango

    12 min
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After 17 years of studying and dancing argentine tango, I discovered a few helpful tips. In this podcast, I simply share what worked for me with you. Argentine tango only.

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