It is called habanera and as you notice the spaces between the strikes are different. You can follow the pattern with your fingers in this way!
Milonga Sentimental has a lot of habaneras which you can follow by your hand!
This stable structure makes it easier for us to place ur steps - the possibilities are there even if it sometimes can be difficult to hear them directly. Below you find two measures and the habanera rhythm is on the blue line. Basic steps are placed on the red ones
The most common double step is created by stepping on H3 H4 H1.
It is accepted to use B1 c B2 or B1 k B2 for double steps.
Some more information and questions you will find on my other blog: Check the posting
What is Chicho doing?
His milonga is a mystery for me - I do not know what he is doing differently compared to others. Therefore I am coming back to his dancing all the time.
His milonga is a mystery for me - I do not know what he is doing differently compared to others. Therefore I am coming back to his dancing all the time.
If you are serious about tango music you should check Joaquin Amenabars book
TANGO
Let's dance to the music!
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