2/4 beat rhythm, 30 to 34 bars per minute. There are two beats in each measure, with the first beat being a repeat. When actually playing, convert each quarter note into two eighth notes, so that there are four eighth notes in each measure.

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Genres of tango:

1. Argentine tango

Argentine tango is popular in all kinds of tango today. ancestry. In Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, tango represents the grassroots nature of Argentina, but it is not a kind of leisure, it is a kind of culture. In the early days, it was not called tango, but called Milonga. It evolved from one of the many Argentinian folk dances.

When this dance first appeared, it was rejected by the people at that time. Some called it an erotic media dance of the middle and lower classes, and others called it a dance between gay men. Perhaps because of the passion hidden in the dance, it has resolved the cold and closed hearts of people in an indifferent society. Not only has Argentina accepted tango, but the whole world has also embraced tango.

Today, Argentine tango is a highly respected organization and society that conducts research and development. It is a leader in all types of dance. From Argentine tango dance classrooms in communities to Broadway theaters in the United States, the dance traces can be said. omnipresent.

2. British Tango

British Tango, the British tango, started its invasion of Europe from the French-Argentinian community on the other side of the British Isles. Different from the waltz holding, Argentine Tango’s unique face-to-shoulder holding, coupled with the entanglement of men’s and women’s legs in the dance steps, in the eyes of the proud and aloof British, Argentine Tango is equated with pornography. Likewise, The earth rejected it.

3. American Tango

American Tango, in this country where nationalities are a melting pot, it is inevitable that Argentine Tango will develop into American Tango. In the early days of American tango, the upper body hold was closer to the Argentinian style, but the movements of the waist, legs and feet were more modified, and the dance steps were like English tango, abandoning the circle of each other in place, and mostly moving in large strides.

American tango has also tended to favor British tango in terms of grip and dance steps due to the popularity of British tango. The traditional American tango can be glimpsed in Hollywood movies, and in the movies, directors often let the indifferent and beautiful heroines fall in love with each other through the masculine and arrogant passion of tango dancing. The movie did not make American tango popular around the world, but the word "tango" was deeply implanted in the hearts of people all over the world through the movie.