tangoes

Performs dramatic ballroom

Tangoes is the plural of tango, the passionate Argentine dance characterized by dramatic poses and intricate footwork, or the music accompanying it.

The plural appears when referring to multiple performances or styles: The couple performed three tangoes at the competition.

The saying it takes two to tango means both parties share responsibility for a situation.

music

orchestra

Large instrumental ensemble

dramatic · passionate · syncopation · nuevo · traditional · milonga · arrangement · ensemble · accordion · violin

dance

ballroom

Venue for formal dances

steps · dip · promenade · salon · connection · lead · follow · musicality

competition

championships

Title-deciding competitions

showcase · costuming · sequins · heels · technique · choreography · scoring · standard · professional · amateur

romantic

passion

Intense emotional drive

sultry · embrace · chemistry · allure · tension · flirtation · surrender · entanglement · intertwined · captivation

Opposites
partner vs. solo dancing

tangoesfreestyles

Unscripted rap verses

breakdances · vogues · line dances · moshing · shuffles

dance character/style

tangoeswaltzes

Triple-time ballroom dances

minuets · square dances · polkas · two-steps · country dances

partner vs. solo dance forms

tangoessolos

Single-performer pieces

line dances · breakdancing · freestyling · moshing · tap dancing

Phrases
Family

tango, tangoed, tangoing, tangos

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G