This very easy tango mixer is much simpler than most folk dance patterns because of its different
context. Instead of being learned and mastered in a class and then performed, it’s designed to be taught on-the-fly at a party, perhaps a wedding or informal dance party, possibly to non-dancers. A good rule of thumb is that if you’re teaching a dance at a party, it should take less than five minutes. And if the party includes non-dancers, simple walking steps are best. Choreographed by Richard Powers.

Presented by Richard Powers in 2011. View pdf here.