Argentine Tango – Milonga Vol. I is an instructional video by Christy Coté and George Garcia designed for dancers who want to develop confidence in Milonga, one of the three traditional Argentine Tango dance styles.

The lessons introduce essential Milonga figures before progressing to turning combinations, walking variations, ganchos, traspié, and other commonly used movements. Throughout the program, the instructors explain each figure step by step and regularly demonstrate how individual figures can be connected in an improvisational social dance setting.

Taught entirely in English, the video follows a clear lesson format that makes it suitable for self-study, regular practice, or use as a reference during classes. Whether you are learning Milonga for the first time or expanding your Argentine Tango vocabulary, this collection provides practical material for social dancing.

Collection Includes

Introduction & Fundamental Figures

Learn the foundations of Milonga with Baldosa Box, Progressive Basic, Forward Ochos, and Backward Ochos, followed by an improvisational demonstration combining the opening figures.

Figures 5–7

Continue with Grapevine, Right Turn–Left Turn Combination, and Zig-Zag, followed by another demonstration showing how these figures can be connected during social dancing.

Figures 8–10

Study Walking with Turn, Left Turn Combination, and Chassés, then see the figures performed together in an improvisational sequence.

Figures 11–15

The final section introduces Traspié using earlier figures, followed by Gancho, Molinete in Espejo, Left Turn Combination with Free Spin, and Gancho–Sentada Combination, ending with a complete improvisational demonstration.

Suitable For

• Argentine Tango dancers
• Milonga beginners and intermediate dancers
• Social dancers
• Dance teachers
• Argentine Tango practice groups
• Anyone developing Milonga improvisation