ARGENTINE TANGO TUTORIAL

Today's topic is the rythmical division "3,3,2" replacing the most common model of rythmically organizing the music which is the "marcato en 4" or the 4 beats bar.

The "3,3,2" is an eight note division of the bar of music, very common in Piazzolla but also in other well know and more traditional orchestras such as Troilo, Pugliese, Francini-Pontier, etc. And even though it brings beauty and interest to the song, it also makes life much harder for dancers.

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