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Tango craze: a tango tangle, 1913

There are 200 steps in the Argentine Tango, and although these have been reduced to 25 for ball room purposes, there remain sufficient to tie up the novice completely. Some small notion of the intricacy of the dance may be gained from this diagram of the seventh figure, showing el cruzado cortado and le croise coupe

Picture No
13990722
Media ID
45425055
Size
3650px x 4734px (1.5MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Diagram in The Sketch, 26th November 1913, page 233
Date
1913

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Argentine Coupe Craze Instructions Intricacy Method Seventh Tangle Tango


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