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Hosted by IMSO Tango · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 191 episodes
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Real talk on tango - a podcast about the dance, the drama, and everything in between. Candid conversations that mirror the thoughts we often keep to ourselves at milongas. Sharing the highs, lows, and the downright confusing moments we encounter in the tango world. Subscribe now and be part of the ongoing tango dialogue.
IMSO Tango hosts The Tango Banter, a education show with 191 episodes published.
Sometimes tango music feels old because it is old. And sometimes it feels old because we’re not actually hearing what’s inside the recording. In this episode, I visit Christian from TangoTunes in their Buenos Aires space
Sometimes tango gives you a tanda… and sometimes it gives you a book that feels like a milonga: funny, tender, a little awkward, and quietly brutal in the most human way. In this episode, I sit down with Juan Venegas, au
Sometimes tango gives you a tanda… and sometimes it gives you a book that feels like a milonga: funny, tender, a little awkward, and quietly brutal in the most human way. In this episode, I sit down with Juan Venegas, au
Buenos Aires has a way of turning a casual tango chat into a full-on philosophical detour - and that’s exactly what happened when I sat down with my friend Marcelo Guttiérez. What starts as “a few questions I’ve been car
In this episode, I sit down with Eve for a candid conversation from Buenos Aires about what the city actually asks of you—physically, emotionally, and artistically—when you come here to dance. We talk about what no one t
In this episode I reflect on returning to Buenos Aires after eight years away - and how tango met me very differently this time. I talk about the fantasies I carried with me, the quiet expectations I didn’t realize I sti
In this episode, I sit down with Gregory for a candid conversation about what it means to follow as a man in tango - and what that reveals about connection, gender, and friendship. We talk about the early days of switchi
Would you pay for a guaranteed tanda with anyone you wanted? In this episode, I dig into the world of taxi dancers - a subject that never fails to divide opinions. For some, it’s a lifeline: a bridge to the tandas they d
What keeps us coming back to tango - even after the moments when we’re ready to quit? In this episode, I sit down with Mitra Martin to explore the cycles of belonging, the archetypes we step into, and the surprising ways
In this episode, I share the moments that made me wonder - the partner who once felt magical but later left me restless… and the tanda that turned from electric to empty overnight. We look at two forces always at play: t
Tango can sometimes feel like high school all over again. The cliques, the cool kids’ tables, the silent rules of who gets invited and who gets ignored — all of these patterns shape our experience at the milonga. But wha
Why does tango make us care so much about our clothes? In this episode, I share my own phases - from hiding in all-black outfits, to chasing the “classic tango look” with slits and heels, to questioning what it really me
In tango, who carries the responsibility for musicality - the leader, the follower, or both? In this episode, I reflect on my own evolution from follower to leader and explore how musicality feels different depending on
Do you ever catch yourself changing the way you dance when someone’s watching? In this episode, we explore the subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) shifts that happen when we’re being observed—especially by dancers we ad
What happens when tango meets other dances? In this episode, I reflect on how exploring different dance styles shaped my understanding of tango more deeply than tango alone ever could. This isn’t about abandoning traditi
You’ve probably been there. The song ends, you break the embrace, and there’s this weird little pause. You know another song is coming - but right now, you’re face-to-face with a stranger… and you’re not sure what to say
We all long to belong. But what if the moment we finally do… we still don’t feel it? In this episode, I explore the emotional complexity of belonging in tango - what it means to feel part of a community, and why that fee
What’s it really like to live and dance tango in Buenos Aires? In this special episode, I talk with Lee Litas - a journalist, dancer, and now full-time resident of Buenos Aires- about her journey from tango tourist to ta
Are you still a student… or have you become a dancer? In this episode, I reflect on the long arc between learning tango and owning it - and why so many of us feel like we’re never quite ready. We talk about: - That feeli
Tango feels different depending on where you are - but is it the dance that changes, or is it us? In this episode, I reflect on what it was like to dance in Japan, and the questions it stirred up: What shapes a community
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