[Tango-L] naming figures and decorations
Sergio Vandekier
sergiovandekier990 at hotmail.com
Thu Feb 11 09:03:56 EST 2010
"Is it true that most of the names for decorations and figures were invented or coined for the consumption of foreign students? I notice that some of the naming conventions in the US are different from other places."
"Is the language of export Tango changing with the 'export' styles?J 1) Walking2) Ocho Cortado3) Molinete to the man's left4) Molinete to the man's right5) Back ocho6) BoleoSurely a Cruzada and possibly a Pasada.
Also a Rebound or Rock-Step."
- No, it is not true,tango names are used in Argentina the same as abroad.
1- Caminata - Tango Walk
2- Ocho adelante - Ocho atras - Ocho cortado : Front, back ocho and ocho cortado.
3- Giros a la derecha o a la izquierda - Turns or molinetes right or left.
4- La Cruzada.
There certain moves that have different names, some of those names are more popular in certain areas than in others.
Ex. Rulo, lapiz, dibujo : To execute a circular motion with the foot. Curl or pencil or drawing.
Most places abroad use the Argentine Terminology in Spanish.
Best regards, Sergio
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