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Follow Noelia, and you get every new video of her, whoever filmed it and wherever it was posted.
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Create short practice clips from any video. Loop movements, tag techniques, and build your personal library.
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What works today, what is being built now, and what comes later. Made by one person, so the order is a promise and the dates are not. Vote for what you would use; a sentence about why is worth more than the vote.
Live on the site today.
Follow Noelia, and you get every new video of her, whoever filmed it and wherever it was posted.
Type a dancer, a song, a band, or “chicho yeite” and get the dances, each shown once, best first. Never an empty page.
Mark any moment of any performance. Loop it, slow it to quarter speed, mirror it, step one frame at a time, narrow it with A–B markers.
Save clips to study. Filter them by movement, dancer, band or festival. Every saved clip knows the music it was danced to.
Not just the song. The band and the take, lyrics with English translations, and a link to listen to the recording on TangoCloud.
Wrong dancer, wrong song, swapped roles? Say so on the video. Three people agreeing verifies a credit. Being right earns you trust.
Once a week, the new performances from the dancers you follow, laid out like a front page, in your inbox.
Every Mundial winner since 2003. Playlists you arrange. Continue watching where you left off. A map of who dances with whom.
Being built now.
Claim your dancer page. Set your name, portrait and bio. Post your tour dates so followers and festivals see where you'll be.
For videos whose titles say nothing about the music, TangoTube listens and matches against its own library of recordings.
Filter by when the music was recorded, not when the video was uploaded. And honest dates when two takes are possible.
Open “A mis viejos” and see every couple who danced it, side by side. A page YouTube cannot build.
What people click teaches the ranking. Autocomplete that suggests real dancers and songs from the first letters.
Can't find a video? Search shows what YouTube has that we don't yet, with one button to bring it in.
One tap, no password to remember. Your existing account stays yours.
Planned, in roughly this order.
Rate a clip easy, hard, or again. It returns on the day you would have forgotten it, like language flashcards, for movements.
The same sacada by different dancers, side by side or one after the other. A collection page for every movement.
Every edition of a festival, year over year, with who danced, and upcoming dates from the dancers who've announced them.
A career timeline. Partnerships over the years. The orchestras a dancer chooses most. The festivals they return to.
Filter takes by whether there is a singer. Find a song by the line you remember. Composer and singer pages.
A shelf built from what you watch, save, and follow, that always says why it chose each dance.
Full-screen clips you swipe through, each one seconds from a fully catalogued performance, with a link to the whole dance.
Who danced what, to which recording, where, when, with every fact carrying its source. For researchers, DJs, and anyone building on tango.
If one thing would change how you dance, teach, or DJ and it is not on this page, tell us. A sentence is enough.
The Cabeceo
We've caught your eye across the milonga. Like any good tango, this starts with consent — nothing optional runs until you say so. What we store