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Tango is a dance that started in South America and moved to Europe and the world. It has it start in the low-class society in Argentina and Uruguay and now it’s mostly dance by mid and high societies around the world. This paper will be focusing on a brief introduction about the history of tango and the different styles of tango such as: Tango Milonguero, Ballroom tango, International tango, American tango, Filipino tango, Tango Nuevo, Finish tango and finally the Argentinean tango.
Tango is a dance that started in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Montevideo, Uruguay during the late 19th century. Early tango was known as Tango Criollo. Tango is a derivation of three dance styles the first is the Spanish Habanera, second the Uruguayan Milonga and finally the Candombe. It started as a local dance and then it spread into society by theatres and street barrel organs, which were packed with European immigrants. By 1912 the tango arrived to Europe started in France and then some other......

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